Take action
On campus
Discover campus indoor and outdoor bin systems and learn where your waste goes after disposal.
Find out how you can reduce through everyday actions and reuse programs.
Find out how to recycle nearly anything using the recycling systems at our campuses.
UNSW Sydney's Kensington campus is easy to get to and round by bicycle and now has around 1,000 bicycle spaces, one secure bike hub, multiple shower facilities, and drinking fountains.
We also host an annual Ride2Work event.
Students, staff and visitors can now charge up their electric vehicles on UNSW’s Kensington campus using renewable energy.
Interpret the carbon dashboards and identify priority areas for emissions reduction.
Follow this checklist to make your workspace more sustainable.
Planning an event? Use our checklist to help make it sustainable.
Improve the environmental sustainability of your laboratory using these helpful resources and guides.
Expand your sustainability knowledge
Climate Solutions 101 is an educational effort focused solely on solutions based on rigorous scientific research and analysis. This course, presented in video units and in-depth conversations, combines Project Drawdown’s trusted resources with the expertise of inspiring voices from around the world.
The all-encompassing climate crisis demands an equally expansive system of solutions, calling on everyone, everywhere to find their inroad - especially in the workplace.
The Climate Shift: Exploring Science, Empowering Action is a 20-hour, free self-paced short course offered by the University of Tasmania. It covers environmental, economic, social and technological perspectives on climate change.
The circular economy is a system where materials never become waste and nature is regenerated.
Learn the key principles and find examples of circular practices.
Are you a UNSW educator? The SDG Toolkit can help you embed ‘SDG thinking’ in your course content.
Note: the content was developed in 2022 with an update planned in 2026. A zID is required to view this content.
UNSW staff member looking to learn more about the SDGs? These two modules can be taken at your own pace and take about two hours each to complete.
UNSW educators and leaders explain the challenges of each of the SDGs in this Youtube video playlist.
View the sustainability map