Only one in four UK students have agreed their university actively promotes sustainability on campus, according to the NatWest Student Living Index 2020 which was released on Monday.
Of the 2,806 UK university students surveyed in June this year, only six percent believed that their university is extremely committed to promoting sustainability measures on campus.
Nottingham leads the way in promoting sustainability

Nottingham is the highest performing city when it comes to promoting sustainability, according to the survey.
Of the students studying in Nottingham, 50 percent agreed their university is committed to promoting sustainability. This includes both the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University.
Poole is the next best, with 40 percent of its students believing the city actively promotes sustainability, followed by York at 39 percent.
On the other end of the scale, only 10 percent of Belfast’s students said they feel their university is committed to sustainability. This falls to only six percent for students in Durham.


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