The Future Leaders Programme brings recent and current students from across the UK to join projects that will map out research, explore more sustainable ways of working, boost plans for climate-friendly housing and more.
A team of eight recent graduates and undergraduates from across the country, including Imperial College London, the University of Cambridge and UCL's Bartlett School of Environment, Energy and Resources, Warwick, Newcastle and other universities, will spend the summer working on projects across the Cambridge ecosystem.
The programme is organised each year by Cambridge Zero, the University's major climate change initiative.
"This is an amazing opportunity for young leaders to expand their skill-set, broaden their professional experience and networks," said Cambridge Zero Student Engagement Manager Ben Roewood.
To find out more about each of the projects, see here.