“Green Your University” Award: aperte le iscrizioni al premio di UNICA Green

Help your university go green!

 

The “Green Your University” Award is a competition that allows students to make a positive environmental impact on their university, all while participating in an international contest with students from all over Europe. The award recognizes creative and innovative student projects that contribute to improving sustainable development on university campuses.

The “Green Your University” Award recognizes creative and innovative student projects that contribute to improving sustainable development on university campuses.

Through this award, we seek to:

  • Engage students and encourage them to become actors of sustainability in their universities;
  • Inspire students by showing them what can be achieved and how successful projects can be developed;
  • Share best practices and knowledge with students and other university members.

The best project will be rewarded: members of the winning team will all receive an interrail pass, a train ticket that makes it possible to visit any of 30 European countries for 10 days within one month! Each year, they will be invited to present their project during the UNICA GREEN Workshop. The next Workshop will be held in Lausanne in March 2019. Members will also get the opportunity to visit one of the universities of the UNICA GREEN core group to discover what the university has achieved in terms of sustainability.

The submitted projects will be used to create a database of best practices of green students’ projects around Europe.

Comments, questions or concerns? Send us an email at green-award@unica-network.eu

Application opens on October 1, 2018. Deadline to apply is December 15, 2018.

Important Dates

  • Application open: October 1, 2018.

  • Application deadline: December 15, 2018*

  • Announcement of winning projects: February 15, 2018

  • Award Ceremony: March 6-8, 2019 at UNIL, Lausanne

UNICA – Network of Universities from the Capitals of Europe was founded in 1990. It is currently made up of 49 universities from 37 capital cities of Europe – including Tor Vergata University of Rome – combining over 160,000 university staff and 1.900,000 students. The activities of the Network are guided by the principles expressed in its Mission & Vision.