Our unique community continues to use the knowledge, skills and networks gained at CAT to enable positive action on the climate and nature crises. This time we hear from CAT’s…
In their final year, CAT students produce a dissertation in which they explore and research solutions to the challenges of the climate and nature crises. CAT graduate Charlotte Ravenscroft shares…
Over the last 50 years, CAT has played a crucial role in many successful sustainability-related businesses, including Hawkland, an ecological design and build company based in Bristol. Director and CEO,…
Students from the Centre for Alternative Technology Masters in Sustainable Architecture course (M.Arch) will exhibit designs inspired by their recent Abermaw community engagement events on Thursday 19 December 2024 at…
Engage with sustainability in a hands-on, transformative environment and unlock a world of opportunities through postgraduate study. Myfi Fenwick explores the reasons why you should study at CAT’s Graduate School…
CAT has a long history of offering residential and day volunteering opportunities that give people the chance to develop their skills and support our work. Fergus Paxton joined CAT’s Marketing…
After two weeks of intense debate plus a 30-hour overrun, COP29 ended with a global agreement on climate finance. CAT’s Paul Allen, an official observer, reflects on the key challenges…
Next in our series looking at themes and topics explored by students on CAT Master’s degrees, Dr Cathy Cole explores the role of communication in enabling the right responses to…
To tackle the climate and nature crisis, people need the skills, knowledge and tools to take action across the world for a better future. Meet a current CAT student using…
Programme Leader Dr Carl Meddings gives an insight into what final-year students on CAT’s professionally accredited Masters in Sustainable Architecture (ARB Part 2) have been up to over the last…
