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Why work with us?

The SDG Impact Lab works with industry partners to develop innovative, research-based solutions to organisational challenges and problems. Our Lab Fellows are trained to work with business, public and social enterprises. These leading graduate students apply research expertise to test and translate creative ideas into actionable proposals that have real impact in line with the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.

Our unique programs enable our partners to:

  • Collaborate with a new generation of world-leading graduate students 
  • Access bespoke and inspirational research on sustainable development 
  • Translate tailored research into organisational change in line with the SDGs

See some examples of impact projects that Lab Fellows have worked on. 

We have successfully worked with a variety of organisations to help develop SDG focused solutions to strategic and operational challenges. If you are interested in hearing more about what's involved in partnering with the Lab we would be happy to arrange a time to discuss what the Lab can offer your organisation.

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Testimonials

"Working with the Lab has allowed us to harness the fresh perspectives and multi-disciplinary mindset of its talented Fellows. Their invaluable research stands as a cornerstone, propelling us forward as we forge the first UN Tourism's ESG Framework for Tourism Businesses" - Zoritsa Urosevic, United Nations (UN) Tourism

 

Zoritsa Urosevic

"This collaboration is about accelerating positive change, pushing boundaries and creating real and measurable impact” 

 Nico Rosberg, Founder of Rosberg Philanthropies & 2016 F1 World Drivers’ Champion

Nico Rosberg in Brand shirt in front of trees

“The partnership with the University of Oxford and the Oxford SDG Impact Lab is so important for our goals of education and collaboration"  

Scott Lawson, Customer and Operations Integration Lead easyJet holidays

Scott Lawson

"Partnering with the Lab is helping us with our ambition to lead on the topic of sustainability as this will be the most crucial success factor for businesses in the coming decades” 

Dr Markus Gruneisl, CEO BMW (UK) Manufacturing 

Dr Markus Gruneisl in BMW factory