Join us for a dedicated Info Session about the C40 Students Reinventing Cities competition for academics, so that you can best embed it into your courses
Register here to join via Zoom on Thursday 29 June from 2-2.45 PM UTC
In the session, we will discuss:
- Past experiences from professors participating in the competition
- Competition: timeline, structure and organisation
- Benefits for your students
- Embedding the competition into your curriculum and getting students involved
- Q+A opportunity
We are delighted to be joined by Professor Martha Thorne, Senior Advisor to the Henrik F. Obel Foundation, Former Dean of IE University, & Former Director of the Pritzker Prize.
The Students Reinventing Cities competition invites students and young people across the globe to rethink the way that cities are designed in response to the climate crisis. Participants will develop innovative proposals to transform urban spaces into green and thriving neighbourhoods.
To date, 28 cities have participated in the program, along with over 2,000 students from 200 universities across the globe, with winning projects receiving international coverage, acclaimed prizes and more.
By participating, students have the invaluable opportunity to engage in a global youth climate movement, collaborate with world-leading cities, and develop their design skills with real-world case studies that propose tangible solutions to improve quality of life.
