Eighth annual Sustainability Impact Ratings encourage institutions to consider what universities are good for, not just what they’re good at

Improving sustainability and resilience can be a way of life for a higher education institution, writes Western Sydney University vice-chancellor George Williams

As SDGs become a priority for lower-income nations, countries such as Malaysia, Philippines and India are narrowing the gap with wealthier competitors, writes Patrick Jack

Eighth annual Sustainability Impact Ratings encourage institutions to consider what universities are good for, not just what they’re good at

The Sustainable Development Goals – and independent assessments based on them – help guide the University of Manchester towards its ‘north star’, writes vice-chancellor Duncan…

The SDGs give Asean universities a guide for prioritising their services to society, as well as a template for demonstrating their strengths

The Sustainability Impact Ratings showcase universities’ work to embed the SDGs in everything they do, from their pivotal role in local communities to the global change needed for…

What do the 2026 Sustainability Impact Ratings tell us about the countries and regions whose universities are prioritising work towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals?