Our People
NTU has a range of dedicated sustainability staff who ensure our campuses are exemplars of sustainable practice and support sustainability within education and research.
Find out more about the teams and people who are making NTU a more sustainable university and get in touch.
Sustainability team
The Sustainability team sit within the Estates department and drive performance on Net Zero Carbon (NZC) and on environmental compliance across NTU operations.
They educate, empower and enable stakeholders across the NTU community to deliver positive sustainability outcomes in their own roles and settings. The team also champion and share what sustainability best practice looks like internally and externally.
Charlotte Wood
Sustainability Manager (NZC)
Contact Charlotte
Peter Manning
Sustainability Projects Officer (NZC)
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Milly Clover
Sustainability Assistant
Contact Milly
Gill Moczarski
Sustainability Assistant
Contact Gill
Dedicated sustainability roles
Outside of the Sustainability team, NTU has a range of dedicated sustainability roles. Colleagues from varied departments support sustainable operations, teaching and research within the university and partnerships across the community.
Vicky Harvey Sustainability and Employer Engagement Coordinator, Employability Team
Matilda Crane Regional Hub Manager (East Midlands), Climate Ambassadors Scheme, NTU and UoN role
Abby King Sustainability Officer, Nottingham Trent Student Union
Sustainable research
Combining expertise from a range of disciplines, our world-leading safety and sustainability research is focused on safeguarding lives and protecting the future of our planet, with a goal to ensure a safer, greener future for all.
Three NTU colleagues are assigned as "Safety and Sustainability" theme directors:
Emily Burton, Professor in Sustainable Food Production, ARES
Andy Burton, Professor of Criminology and Policing, SSS
Bilal Ahmad, Professor & Academic Lead for ADMC (Automated Distribution & Manufacturing Centre), ADBE
Sustainability in the curriculum
Since 2024, all NTU courses have embedded the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and UNESCO sustainability competencies within course design and assessment. This initiative is supported by the Centre for Academic Development and Quality (CADQ).
How to reach out to us
We welcome you to reach out with any environmental suggestions, complaints, and compliments via email at sustainability@ntu.ac.uk.
NTU colleagues can also join our community of like-minded colleagues on our Sustainability Teams channel.