Multidisciplinary Area of Research on Sustainability - MARS

The Multidisciplinary Area of Research on Sustainability (MARS) is one of the University's of Luxembourg key research field.

The University of Luxembourg views sustainable development as a process of change, where the use of natural resources, the structure of economic investment, the orientation of technological improvements and institutional structures have to be consistent with future and current needs.

MARS is the Multidisciplinary Area of Research on Sustainability connecting expertise in the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences (FHSE).

MARS goes beyond environmental concerns in sustainability, including in its analysis issues such as creating efficient lifelong education systems, and the personal and social impact of rapidly changing economies and cultures.

Prof. Conchita D’Ambrosio and Dr. Anthony Lepinteur coordinate MARS.

PANDEMIC - Pandora's Box: The Demographic, Economic, Social and Psycological Impact of COVID-19

A new area of research to reflect on the effects of the Pandemic on our societies

										How do different confinement measures affect people Second Report Please, find here the first report of the study

										"COVID-19 Challenges and Opportunities for Neo-humanism” Online conference by Francesco Sarracino - senior economist at Statec Organized by Caritas Luxembourg In collaboration with Mars Uni and Statec

										The October Days for Sustainable Development The conference was organized yearly from 2015 to 2021 by MARS with the European Investment Bank Institute, to develop awareness, contribute to capacity building and to disseminate knowledge on the Agenda 2030.

										Resources The SDG's debate


The 'October Days for Sustainable Development'	'Inequality and...'Lectures Series	MARS-CARITAS Lunch Debates


Mars Workshops&Seminars	Sustainability	Circular Project