The chemical engineering department at UCL has won the Institution of Chemical Engineers new Sustainability Teaching award. This new prize, which is to be awarded annually, is designed to encourage greater integrated sustainability principles and values into teaching at an undergraduate level. The prize was open to all engineering departments that offer IChemE accredited courses – which is around 220 worldwide.
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