Sustainability: Research Tools
This module builds on the foundational knowledge built through Introductions to Sustainability (SUST10010) and introduces the pragmatic research theory and practice required to effectively study global sustainability challenges. This includes natural- and social-science techniques across quantitative, qualitative and mixed methodologies. This will be supplemented by a common strand of innovation and creative problem solving throughout.
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- Shane Mc GuinnessModule coordinator
5.0Excellent teaching1 rating · Autumn 2025/26
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Anonymous Student
May 8, 2026
Dr. Shane McGuinness is extremely sound and provides a lot of student support. Really interesting first assignment that pushes your brain to think more outwardly on sustainability, and there's a lot of freedom in the second assignment that can open doors for opportunities depending how interesting your pitch is.