Each year we compile our research findings, heres some of the interesting things we found from the surveys in 2018/19.
NUS surveys found that… 
59% of students want all university courses to include the skills and knowledge needed to help other people and the environment with the material built into the existing course content.
79% of students think it’s a good idea to offer environmental placements or work experience
61% of students think it is relevant to Link coursework or dissertations to help other
people and the environment
51% think it will be important to look for work in a business / organisation that makes a difference to social and environmental issues
55% want to find A role that contributes to development within the local community
65% think the students' union takes action to limit the negative impact it has on the environment and society
41% of students want to learn more about Sustainable Development
Only 17% of students have covered climate change in their studies at Uni
76% of students think we can do more to Encourage you to think and act to help the environment, and other people
And our research found…
Only 26% think sustainability is actively encouraged as part of their course.
1 in 10 students doesn’t eat meat
Over 70% of Stoke students walk to Uni.
Over 20% of Squeezebox customers bring their own mug and have saved more than £800 this semester
Green Week saved over 400 plastic carrier bags!
1989 – the Best before on the can of pepsi found on the GW litter pick
Over 257km of receipts - enough to go from the Union to the Isle of wight last year – we’re reducing this