Climate Action
Find out about our transformational climate action work as we implement our Climate Action Principles and embrace the concept of ‘whole institution’ change.
Climate change and the University of Bath
How we are tackling climate change, through cutting emissions and embedding climate action in how we do business, leading research and high quality teaching.
Our whole institution response to climate change
On our Climate Action pages you can explore the four strands of our whole institution response to climate change in detail; Education, Research, Footprint and Partnerships.
Our Climate Action Principles
The University declared a climate emergency in 2020 and developed principles to guide our response to it. We report on our progress through our blog and in our annual Climate Action report.
University of Bath Climate Action Framework principles
The Climate Action Framework has 11 principles which set out our commitment to responding to climate change.
Climate Action Blog
We explore different aspects of our whole institution response and the views of our community in detail on our blog.
Annual energy and environment reports
Reports on our progress in meeting our carbon and sustainability targets.
Get involved and take action
Our University has committed to transformational change to tackle the climate crisis and, to achieve our ambitious goals, everyone needs to be part of driving change across all areas of our work and community.
Get involved with climate action as a member of staff
At Bath, you're part of a community of change makers and as a member of staff there are many ways that you can get actively involved in taking climate action.
The Students' Guide to Climate Action
You have the power to make a real difference in the fight against climate change. Join us in taking action, and let's create a greener future together.
News
The latest University climate and sustainability related news, including scientific research and initiatives within the University community.
University researchers deliver workshops for Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
University of Bath researchers delivered workshops that explored behaviour change, electrical power systems and hydrogen technologies.
Study to explore if circular economy can meet needs of UK's buildings
A new £6 million project will explore the extent to which the circular economy can be achieved by the UK’s building stock.
First University of Bath lab to achieve Gold LEAF certification
Congratulations to Jack Howell and colleagues in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering for achieving this recognised mark of lab sustainability.
Why should I care about COP28? 5 things every student must know
Get the scoop on COP28 from student Oscar Williams. Read his blog to learn about this international event, key takeaways, and how you can make a difference.
University of Bath joins in with global event for climate action
Colleagues and students participated in CLAD, an international event aimed to unite and empower people in taking action against the climate crisis.
The Bicycle Mayor of Bath: Pete Dyson
Bath's Bicycle Mayor, Pete Dyson, is a behavioural scientist at the University of Bath. The voluntary role aims to meet the community's needs.
Upcoming Events
Find out about upcoming events which explore responses to the Climate Emergency.
Climate Literacy Training
22 Mar 2024 9.30am
5.12,
The Chancellors' Building,
University of Bath
Join this course to feel inspired to take climate action, reduce your carbon footprint and make positive impact. Join the movement towards a sustainable future!
Collaborate with us
Get in touch with us to see how we can work together on sustainability and tackling climate change.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) is a UK wide programme which enables companies to access knowledge, skills and technology from UK Universities.
Research facilities available for academic use, industry and businesses
Research facilities are available for testing and analysing research, with expert support from university staff.