Local
40 selected international students participated in the Model WTO close to St.Gallen from 4-9 May 2008.
oikos Clausthal gets the 'go-ahead' from university administation for 250 m2 of solar panels on university roof. The revenues will go to innovative learning projects.
Students at Zeppelin University explore how capital markets and sustainability relate to each other.
With an award-winning documentary, oikos Bayreuth launches its German-Chinese sustainability dialogue that will peak in a Symposium co-organised with AIESEC.
'expedition world' – the story of an award-winning student's journey to meet social entrepreneurs around the world is now available.
In its big survey on sustainable development at the ESSEC business school, oikos Paris has collected more than 600 questionnaires.
Andreas Burkhalter receives the oikos St.Gallen Sustainability Thesis Award 2008 for his project on product design in a free electricity market.
On 27 February 2008, oikos Johannesburg organizes the African Develoment Partnership "Creating an Environment for Sustainable Development", which will guide young leaders in sustainability-orientated action.
International
oikos rewards outstanding sustainability student projects on Curricula Change and Sustainable Campus with the oikos Student Award 2008 - Learn more and apply now!
The oikos Spring Meeting 2008 deals with sustainable production and consumption – through in-depth case studies on bio-plastics (BASF) and water scarcity (Henkel).
Mathias, Anna, Kate and seven other student project leaders started their learning journey on the first coaching weekend of the PLP in Schaffhausen (CH).
A sustainability report for the University of Bayreuth is one of the ten oikos projects coached through the oikos Project Leadership Programme (PLP).
oikos International has brought together advisors from the oikos network for a two-day Advisors Retreat to reflect on their role as advisors and the future of oikos.
oikos has made great steps in 2007, reaching more students than ever and strengthening the network with more local members and advisors.
Nina Hug and Martin Herrndorf have been appointed as the two new oikos PhD Fellows, starting their doctoral studies at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, in February 2008.
From now on, oikos students from all over the world can apply four times a year for being supported by the Project Development Fund (PDF).