LMU has numerous sustainability-related facilities that promote interdisciplinary research and teaching. These institutions approach sustainability from diverse scientific and ethical perspectives, examine the interactions between environment and society, and foster innovative research approaches.
The MZN promotes interdisciplinary research and teaching on sustainability, placing special emphasis on perspectives from the natural, cultural, and social sciences, as well as on ethical, theological (creation-oriented), educational, artistic, theoretical, and practical approaches in higher education.
The RCC is an international research center dedicated to exploring the relationship between environment and society from a wide range of disciplinary and international perspectives. Its mission is to advance education, research, and international cooperation in the environmental humanities and social sciences.
The CAS is a forum for outstanding research at LMU that creates scope for interdisciplinary, international exchange. The current CAS focus on Planetary Health examines the interconnection between the health of the planet and human health.
The LMU Klimaforum is an informal association of researchers from a wide range of disciplines. The aim of the forum is to intensify climate-related interdisciplinary cooperation in research and teaching and to simplify communication channels.