Josephine

Josephine Thompson thrives as a senior lecturer at the University of Queensland in Brisbane (Australia). As an environmental scientist and sustainability advocate, Josephine dedicates her career to exploring innovative solutions for sustainable urban development. Her work delves into the integration of green technologies within existing city infrastructures, aiming to create more resilient and environmentally friendly communities.

Throughout her academic journey, Josephine has been passionate about bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. This enthusiasm has driven her involvement in numerous projects that focus on renewable energy implementation and community-based conservation efforts. It was this commitment that also led her to embrace the role of a consultant, where she advises local governments and organizations on adopting sustainable practices.

Josephine's educational background is impressive, having earned her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from the University of Adelaide and her master's from Monash University (Melbourne, Australia). She completed her doctoral studies in Sustainability Science at Kyoto University (Kyoto, Japan) in 2019. Today, Josephine continues to inspire students and professionals alike, fostering a generation of leaders who are equipped to tackle the challenges of climate change and urban sustainability in diverse global contexts.