Where GreenCode partners teach energy-efficient and sustainable software: the courses and lectures that bring the project into the classroom, and the wider teaching at partner universities, linked to each institution's own pages.
GreenCode partners teach what the project learns, and the universities in the consortium teach energy-efficient and sustainable computing across their degree programmes. Below are the courses and lectures where partners bring GreenCode's work into the classroom, followed by the wider teaching in the field at partner institutions, each linked to the institution's own page. The training material the project generates is described on the training benefit page and the developer training feature.
Courses and lectures in which GreenCode partners teach the project's themes. Where a course has its own page, it is linked.
Trier University of Applied Sciences
Importance of Green IT and considering energy efficiency in software development.
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Sustainable software matters — Learn how to reduce energy consumption through efficient coding and system operation. Every line of code counts.
Educate students on the importance of green IT principles and energy efficiency when designing and creating software architectures.
BLC / OSTİM Technical University
Cloud Architectures and Energy Optimization in Cloud Architectures.
Conduction empirical studies, Building data-driven models.
The consortium's universities also teach in GreenCode's field across their degree programmes. Every course below was checked on the institution's own website in September 2026; follow the link for the current details. Some are taught by GreenCode researchers, most by colleagues in the same institution.
Courses where the energy use of software and computing systems, or sustainable software engineering, is part of what is taught.

Denmark


Germany

Germany


United Kingdom
Teaching that applies computing to the energy system itself: intelligent power systems, energy markets and energy data. Close to GreenCode's subject rather than the same one.

Portugal
