Local Programmes on Climate Action
JGU runs education and awareness programmes on climate change that reach students, staff, neighbouring communities and the wider public.
Public Lecture: The Climate Emergency
On 10 March 2026 JGU hosted a Distinguished Public Lecture, 'The Climate Emergency', by Sir David King, Chair of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group and former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK Government, with a special address by Zack King, Director of the Group.
Webinar on Climate Change-Induced Migration
The Centre for Environmental Law and Climate Change organised the webinar 'Climate Change Induced Migration: Practices from Around the World', bringing practitioners and researchers together on one of the human consequences of climate change.
The Final Stand
The Final Stand (TFS) is a student-run climate law, policy and advocacy initiative at Jindal Global Law School, mentored by Justice Michael D. Wilson of the Supreme Court of Hawaii. Its orientation was held in 2024–25.
Open Online Courses
Two Coursera courses, Introduction to Environmental Science and Environmental Issues, Policies, and Practice, both with climate modules, reached 1,833 enrolments and 13,025 unique visitors, including learners from government, retail, design, construction and engineering.
Campus Programmes
- Sulitest TASK sustainability knowledge assessment, with a JGU average of 64.79 against a global average of 53.8.
- A mandatory, multi-tiered sustainability training programme for academic, administrative and grassroots staff.
- Collection drives for e-waste, paper and textiles, open to the whole community, and plantation drives that added 980 plants in 2025.
- Campus Carbon Mapping and Digital Tree Tagging, in which students document trees in the field.
