University of Minnesota places first in two categories in US sustainability rankings
The University of Minnesota was fifth in the U.S. overall and in the top 10% worldwide.
A showcase of all things global at UMN
The University of Minnesota was fifth in the U.S. overall and in the top 10% worldwide.
Grant proposals should clearly demonstrate how the research project will address known needs locally and/or globally, as well as how it will contribute to at least one Sustainable Development Goal by linking the work to the specific SDG targets and indicators.
THE Impact Rankings compare universities across the globe for their efforts with UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. In 2024, the U of M System placed in the top 10% worldwide.
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is now a member of United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI).
Learning Abroad Center staff attended a Carbon Literacy Workshop and are taking steps to be recognized as a Carbon Literate Organization.
For the second year in a row, the University of Minnesota (U of M) participated in the Times Higher Ed Impact Rankings (THE Impact Rankings), which in 2023 ranked submissions for 1,591 institutions from 112 countries/regions.
GPS Alliance is pleased to announce the award, as part of its systemwide initiative focused on the SDGs, of approximately $160,000 to eight research projects that align with the UNs’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the U’s strategic priorities and needs identified by communities.
Aurora is a network of ten European research-intensive universities with high research impact, united by a shared commitment to social relevance and a diverse student body. The Network incorporates the Sustainable Development Goals in all its work and emphasizes social responsibility and student participation.
Ann Hubbard began as the new assistant dean for learning abroad at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities on August 31. One of her priorities is to continue diversifying the Learning Abroad Center's programming options and learning modalities.
The UMN Sustainable Development Goals Initiative is currently accepting applications for their SDG Research Grants Program, which awards grants of up to $20,000 to faculty and research staff to support SDG-aligned projects.