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The Pathway draws on expertise from the schools, institutes, and research centers at the Universities of Bristol, Bath, Exeter and The University of the West of England (UWE).

University of Bristol

• University of Bristol Law School
• School for Policy Studies
• Global Insecurities Centre
• The Cabot Institute (which draws together environmental research from across the University).

University of Bath

• Department of Psychology
• Institute for Sustainable Energy and the Environment
• Water Innovation and Research Centre
• Centre for Research in Education and the Environment
• Centre for the Analysis of Social Policy.

University of Exeter

• Human Geography

Climate and Society

Energy Policy

Governance, Ethics, and Social Justice

• Law
• Centre for Energy and the Environment
• Centre for Rural Policy Research
• Climate Change and Sustainable Futures research theme.

The University of the West of England

• Centre for Transport and Society
• Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments
• WHO Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments.

Key research interests

You will have two supervisors from different disciplinary perspectives and different institutions. Your supervisors convene joint meetings on a regular basis and attend an annual one-day workshop for all Pathway students.

The PhD in Sustainable Futures offers useful preparation for related careers in the public, private, or civic sectors, as well as in academia.

In the public sector, it may open opportunities in government departments and agencies at international, national, and local levels. In the private sector, it provides training and analytical skills that are relevant to careers in consultancy or environmental management, for example. In the civic sector, it can lead to careers with environmental NGOs or development bodies.