Our Teaching
At the University of 黑料社, we’re committed to using the power of our education and research to create a greener, healthier, and fairer future for all. These ideas are at the heart of our . Within HASS what and how we teach, and support learning is integral to achieving the aims of Strategy2030.
HASS teaching and learning, across all our ten academic departments, integrates and speaks directly to the global nature and climate crises as part of building more sustainable, just, and healthy futures. Our teaching and learning is committed to manifesting the 17 which provide a shared blueprint for sustainable development and a sustainable future, which set out targets to end poverty, protect the planet, and achieve prosperity for all by 2030.
HASS Teaching Insights
The Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences play an essential role in driving global sustainability, addressing critical issues from environmental awareness and climate change to economic and social justice.
To illustrate the breadth of sustainability-oriented teaching within the faculty, the HASS Sustainability Committee have mapped every taught module across the faculty in the 2025-26 academic year against the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
For a detailed breakdown of the mapping, check out our dedicated pages.
INSIGHTS - Curriculum Integration
Many of our faculty's modules align with multiple SDGs, showing strong curriculum integration.
The , and the Departments of leading the way in offering SDG-focused modules.
INSIGHTS - Common SDGs
The chart shows how teaching links to global challenges across departments. 15 out of 17 SDGs are covered in HASS modules, with a strong focus on social justice and inclusion-related goals.
Most Common SDGs across departments:
INSIGHTS - Top 10 Departments
The chart highlights which departments are most active in linking teaching to global goals and where SDG engagement is strongest within the faculty.
SPSPA, CDF, and A&H are the top departments engaging with the SDGs. They cover a wide range of goals across many modules, showing strong focus on sustainability. Also contributing are the Law School and ECW, but overall our departments are leading the way in linking teaching to global issues.