The University of Law is deeply committed to improving its environmental impact. Across its 20 locations globally – comprising 17 campuses in the UK, international sites in Hong Kong and Berlin and a dedicated online campus – it’s has made strong progress in reducing carbon emissions, improving the efficiency of its built environment, and reducing waste.
Emissions Reduction The University of Law is striving to meet the criteria of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s Race to Zero by committing to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions for Scope 1, 2 and 3 by 2050 or sooner. It has achieved a validated Net Zero Target and roadmap for Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. In partnership with Compliance 365, it has identified potential projects to further reduce these emissions and completed the business certification process with Planet Mark for data from June 2023 to May 2024.
The University of Law uses 100% renewable electricity across its campuses, with Nottingham generating solar energy. The university is developing a Green Travel Plan based on staff and student surveys. Half of its suppliers by spend have signed its Sustainability Charter. The university is collaborating with 27 UK institutions on a Net Zero Supplier tool for tracking emissions and reduction plans.
The University of Law will be focusing on: Educating on sustainability, Built Environment Optimisation, Waste Management and Reduction, Sustainable Procurement and Biodiversity Initiatives.
The University of Niagara Falls Canada has formed a new partnership with Sheridan College, creating a new pathway for students looking to further their education.
UPES has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the prestigious University of Exeter, UK, marking a significant step in expanding global learning and research opportunities for its students and faculty.
Gisma University of Applied Sciences has been awarded the EFMD BSIS (Business School Impact System) Impact Label, joining an elite group of business schools worldwide.
As part of LSBF Singapore’s ongoing commitment to student wellbeing and success across its institution, LSBF recently welcomed representatives from the High Commission of Sri Lanka.
The University of Niagara Falls Canada, continues to strengthen international relations, with the recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Universidad del Valle Atemajac (UNIVA) in Mexico.
The University of Law is delighted to announce the publication of its first Sustainability Report. This marks a key milestone in its long-standing commitment to responsible education and sustainable practices.
The event brought together 12 early-stage startups from prestigious institutions, including IITs, BITS Pilani, SRM University, and the National University of Singapore, alongside UPES’s own founders.
GGS, UPES, and Pearl Academy have been recognised by Great Place to Work as among India’s Top 10 Workplaces 2025, earning positions in the Top 100 Great Mid-Size Workplaces list.
University Canada West is thrilled to announce that its series, Understanding Indigenous History: A Path Forward, is now available as part of Air Canada’s In-flight Entertainment lineup.
Pearl Academy’s School of Business recently partnered with EY India, a global Big 4 consulting firm, to launch India’s first MBA focused on the application of AI in business, marking a significant step in preparing future leaders for an AI-enabled economy.
The University of Law has announced an innovation to its programmes to deliver specialised postgraduate legal training courses at Oxford Brookes University’s Law School.
