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Welcoming Batch 33 with the annual Kullen trip

Teacher and students on the sea shore
Batch 1 alumna Lena Pripp with some of the students. Photo: Håkan Rodhe

Batch 33 of the IIIEE Master in Environmental Management and Policy has now spent two days in nature on the Kullen Peninsula. The purpose was to kick off their new learning journey, to bond and to be challenged on some key sustainability themes - all in a green and blue setting.

The Kullen trip is a two-day student exercise filled with team-building, outdoor adventures, and opportunities to connect in nature. It primarily serves to welcome the new student cohort to the IIIEE's flagship master's programme, Environmental management and Policy (EMP). 

The trip is particularly valuable for a class as culturally and disciplinarily diverse as the EMP cohort. By stepping outside of the classroom and spending time together in nature, students begin to build the connections and sense of community that will support them throughout the learning journey ahead.

This year, incoming Batch 33 was, as is tradition, welcomed and supported by the returning second-year students from Batch 32. We were also privileged to have Batch 1 alumna Lena Pripp join and share here expertise in question related to marine and water issues. 

A big thank you to all the students and staff who participated and contributed to a memorable start to the new academic year!