Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment Bursary Fund

Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment Bursary Fund

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The Bursary Fund enables students facing financial barriers to study the Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment (SLBE) programmes.

Since 1994, SLBE (originally titled Interdisciplinary Design for the Built Environment) has facilitated the integration of skills between specialists from different background disciplines to improve project design. This includes the collaboration between disciplines, with clients, and with the supply side of the industry.

From its beginnings as the first part-time master’s at Cambridge, SLBE has grown into an internationally recognised programme, enhancing skills and creating future leaders in the built environment.

To provide more accessible and flexible study options, the Programme has offered a Postgraduate Certificate award since 2019.

SLBE equips students with a strategic understanding and practical expertise in the built environment. These unique skills improve career prospects: some graduates progress within their firms, move into more specialised or strategic roles, or pivot into a new venture.

The Bursary Fund, originally prompted by alumni support, aims to mitigate financial barriers for awarded students. It supports CISL’s aim to provide transformational education for students who may have experienced social, economic or educational disadvantage.

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Architecture

At a time when the national and international media regularly examine issues pertaining to the nature and habitability of our cities, and buildings which veer between sculptural extravagance and environmental responsibility, there is a great need for serious, committed and imaginative designers and thinkers in the discipline.

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Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL)

Bringing together leaders from business, policy and academia to develop solutions to address the complex social and environmental challenges our societies face.

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Engineering

One of the largest and highest ranked such departments in the world, Cambridge's Department of Engineering is driving forward major projects on pivotal issues such as energy, cities, transport, healthcare and manufacturing.