A new course will teach student high-demand sustainability skills through non-traditional teaching.
Student Alison Stunt says the college's approach is about experiencing nature, not just reading about itClimate disruptors of the future will be trained by a new degree course, a firm involved in the scheme has said.It teamed up with Cardiff Metropolitan University, the Brecon Beacons National Park and industry partners.
It also incorporates the natural landscape, the senses and the arts - students are encouraged to immerse themselves in nature - feeling, listening, even tasting the world around them.The idea is to reinforce the knowledge they learn and forge a deep connection with the world around them. Mr Rawlance said the world of work was already changing, with corporations employing sustainability and climate officers, and this course was about "giving students the tools to imagine a different future".
Chief responsibility officer Peter Lacy said there was "insatiable" demand for expertise in the fields of sustainability and systems change.
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