Earth Day: Michael Bradshaw reveals how the Ukraine war affected European energy security and the role of gas in the green transition.
The Warwick Sustainability Professional Network
New for 2024, our Sustainability Professional Network officially launched at the annual MBA Alumni
Conference which focused on the theme of: Redefining Sustainability: Embracing Transformative
Change for a More Sustainable Future.
Why Sustainability Matters
Sustainability is now a strategic imperative, with an ethically-minded public demanding that
businesses make a stand to help society and preserve the planet. The Sustainability Professional
Network is here to drive meaningful change.
What We Offer
Face-to-Face Events: Connect with like-minded professionals and academics to discuss a wide range
of sustainability topics.
Webinars: Join our thought-provoking webinars, where experienced experts share their knowledge
and insights.
Research at WBS
Our academics lead ground-breaking research, providing practical insights for organisations of all
sizes. Together, we’re making progress toward the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Read
more about our research Sustainability | Our Expertise | Warwick Business School
Latest research news
Haley Beer details the many methods to measure a company's impact on society and why it is increasingly important that firms do
For the second year in a row Warwick Business School’s MBA programme has been declared the best in the world for sustainability and advancing environmental and social goals in business.
A team of MBA students are turning their competition-winning idea into a business after leading Warwick Business School to a one-two in a United Nations’ hackathon.
WBS Professor of Global Energy Michael Bradshaw will be one of 17 delegates from the University of Warwick attending the global climate conference, COP26, in Glasgow in November.
Michael Bradshaw explores how geopolitics and a populist 'greenlash' against climate action will affect the energy transition in 2025.
Its CSR Directive will be very close to an eventual global standard for ESG reporting, writes Hugh Wilson.
Mike Bradshaw reveals the challenges facing Russia on gas supplies after losing access to its Ukraine pipeline to Europe.
As Bradford becomes the UK City of Culture, it is setting the pace for enterprises wanting to drive positive change, writes Haley Beer.