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Director of studies (Bachelor and Master level) &
Master's programme (SERSD) director:
Miriam Huitric
src-education@su.se

Education Coordinator
Cornelia Ludwig
src-education@su.se

Director of studies (PhD level):
Magnus Nyström
magnus.nystrom@su.se

Världens Eko (Perspectives on Sustainable Development)
ve@stockholmresilience.su.se

For information about your application, please contact the Department of Biology Education:
info.big@su.se

Student counsellor
Ann-Christin Lindås
ann.christin.lindas@su.se

Office at Arrhenius laboratory house E, entrance floor.

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News & events

Research story | 2024-07-05

Do hunting and fishing bring us closer to nature?

Sustainably harvesting wildlife can foster an increased sense of stewardship, a new article in Nature Sustainability argues.
Research story | 2024-06-26

Urban baboon research takes centre stage

An unusual urban dweller is dividing communities and leaving residents frustrated by government inaction in South Africa. Building on Centre research, a new theatre play tells an emotional story to democratize research and address human conflicts over nature.
Research in short | 2024-06-24

Positive tipping points for whom?

Tipping points can have winners and losers. That’s why one shouldn’t call them positive or negative, according to a new article.
Research story | 2024-06-19

Basic income could solve global poverty and stop environmental destruction, study finds

Providing a basic income could boost global gross domestic product (GDP) by $US163 trillion while acting to curb environmental degradation, UBC research has found.
Research story | 2024-06-19

From “precipitation-sheds” to “participation-sheds”

Today, hydrological cycles are increasingly interconnected across larger spatial scales, sometimes even globally. This calls for rethinking how we study and govern water to enhance resilience and sustainability, argues a new study.
Research story | 2024-06-19

New project assesses biodiversity effects of shrinking Antarctic sea ice

How is the dramatic decline in sea ice affecting biodiversity? A new international research project, with contributions from the Centre, delves into a hotspot of Antarctic life, that is undergoing dramatic changes: the Weddell Sea.

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About resilience

News & events

Do hunting and fishing bring us closer to nature?

Urban baboon research takes centre stage

Positive tipping points for whom?

Basic income could solve global poverty and stop environmental destruction, study finds

From “precipitation-sheds” to “participation-sheds”

New project assesses biodiversity effects of shrinking Antarctic sea ice