Special Training Program on Global Sustainability by the Silk-road Universities Network (SUN)

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The International Relations Department informs the university community about the “Special Training Program on Global Sustainability,” organized by the Silk-road Universities Network (SUN).

 

The program is led by Professor Adam Fenech, Nobel Laureate and member of SUN’s International Advisory Board, a world-renowned authority on global environmental issues.

 

The program is designed for undergraduate and graduate students (MA and/or PhD) and focuses on enhancing environmental sustainability. Participants will comprehensively cover theories regarding environmental issues and learn specific methodologies for observing and documenting climate change in their local areas.

 

Key Program Features:

  • Participation Fee: The course is provided entirely free of charge.
  • Research Mentorship: Under the guidance of Professor Fenech, participating students will be supported in writing a paper based on their collected data, which can be submitted to professional academic journals.
  • Certification: A certificate and micro-credential credits will be awarded to those who successfully complete the program.

 

Application Deadline: May 31, 2026.

 

For further details regarding the application process and program materials, interested students are encouraged to refer to the attached documents and the official SUN website.

Attachments: Poster for Students

Biography of Dr. Adam Fenech

 

 

 

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