Special issue: from disciplinarity to interdisciplinarity and beyond in higher education on climate change

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This special issue explores the evolution of an innovative, integrative approach to climate change through collaborative production of an interdisciplinary education curriculum incorporating student mobility. It draws on the authors’ involvement in a European Union Erasmus project, ‘The lived experience of climate change: e-learning and virtual mobility’, which brings together eight universities plus an umbrella association across six countries. The project has developed a set of postgraduate curriculum resources on climate change that will become globally accessible.

This special issue explores the evolution of an innovative, integrative approach to climate
change through collaborative production of an interdisciplinary education curriculum
incorporating student mobility. It draws on the authors’ involvement in a European Union
Erasmus project, ‘The lived experience of climate change: e-learning and virtual
mobility’, which brings together eight universities plus an umbrella association across six
countries. The project has developed a set of postgraduate curriculum resources on
climate change that will become globally accessible.