Topic Support Networks
A Topic Support Network (TSN) is a group of people working together on a specific sustainability subject that is relevant to Scottish colleges and universities. Members of the network can be staff in further and higher education or in public or not-for-profit organisations.
There are nine topic support networks, listed below.
TSNs will provide opportunities for individuals and institutions to:
- Share information on best practice and support;
- Identify problems, threats and opportunities for new initiatives;
- Participate in consultation exercises;
- Deliver practical outcomes that will help others in the sector;
- Provide networking opportunities to the sector in Scotland by topic area; and
- Provide added value to the EAUC-Scotland and the wider EAUC training programmes & projects by theme.
Have a look at the following document to better acquaint yourself with the TSNs:
- Topic Support Networks
Contact us to sign up to a TSN
Each TSN has a JISCMail list, in addition to lists for the EAUC and EAUC Scotland more generally. These lists are used to circulate information on tools and events which will be of interest to those on the list, and can be used by all members to seek advice or support. Our lists are open to all.
The document below outlines all available JISCMail Lists for EAUC Scotland and how to sign up.
- JISCMail Lists for EAUC Scotland
Contact us to sign up to a Jiscmail
Sharing good practice and innovative solutions to reduce energy and water environmental and financial costs and consumption within the FHE sector. Run in collaboration with APUC.
Discussing methods to engage different internal and external communities to promote sustainable behaviours.
Discussing all things travel-related for staff, students and visitors to campus. Run in collaboration with external partners.
FE & HE networks for skills and knowledge. Run in collaboration with LfSS.
Discussing optimal waste management and disposal practices, legislative requirements for Scottish FHE and a move to a more circular system.
Considering building practices and methods to ensure construction with minimised negative environmental, social and economical effects.
Exploring how the FHE sector can procure items in a socially, environmentally and economically conscious manner. Run in collaboration with APUC.
Sharing good practice on staff and student wellbeing across the UK.
Sharing experiences, ideas and resources between student leaders to create a step change in sustainability policy and actions across Scotland's Universities and Colleges.
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