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Sustainability at the University of Mannheim

Transforming the economy and society sustainably is one of the pressing global challenges of our time. Climate change, human rights violations and scarcer resources are just some aspects of this problem. The University of Mannheim, which has a profile characterized by the economic and social sciences, sees it as its task to help overcome this challenge. Our research and teaching can make powerful contributions. In addition, we also rely on research findings in our own actions and thus strive to be a pioneer in implementing innovative measures.

We are guided by research findings in making our own processes more sustainable. The effectiveness of the measures taken is the main focus. This is how we combine research and practice.
Dr. Katrin Schoppa-Bauer, Executive Vice President, and Professor Moritz Fleischmann, Vice President for Sustainability and International Affairsn

#SustainableUniMA

 Renke Meyer. Er trägt eine Brille und ein dunkelgrünes T-Shirt, dabei lehnt er lachend an einem Baum.
I will make a difference by organizing the AStA lecture series on climate change in the fall semester 2023.
#SustainableUniMA
Renke Meyer
Student, B.Sc. Economics
Wanja Pasdzierny. Wanja Pasdzierny trägt ein dunkel gemustertes Hemd und lächelt.
I will make a difference by promoting sustainability in local politics as member of the district advisory council and as candidate for the Mannheim city council.
#SustainableUniMA
Wanja Pasdzierny
Student, State examination in Law
Julia Freimuth. Julia Freimuth lächelt breit und trägt ein rotes Oberteil und Brille.
I will make a difference by helping university employees to take environmental and social sustainability into account when making purchases.
#SustainableUniMA
Julia Freimuth
Strategic purchasing manager/Purchasing Department
Rezvan Derayati steht vor dem grünen Hintergrund der Mensawiese und lächelt in die Kamera. Sie trägt einen hellen Mantel und einen locker gebundenen Hijab.
I make a difference by researching the economic potential of green hydrogen, a critical element in advancing the energy transition.
#SustainableUniMA
Rezvan Derayati
Doctoral student

Creating a sustainable economy and society is an urgent challenge for us all. In the “#SustainableUniMA – I will make a difference by ...” campaign, members of the University of Mannheim are facing this challenge and provide an answer in the form of a personal statement.

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