Sascha Nick

Nationality: Swiss, Austrian

EPFL ENAC IA LEURE
BP 2141 (Bâtiment BP)
Station 16
1015 Lausanne

Current Work

Research topics: Wellbeing, Low Energy Demand, Net Zero, Societal Transition Pathways

Approach: Identify action levers to initiate and accelerate the societal transition towards low energy demand, 1.5°C pathways, biodiversity restoration, and inclusive wellbeing. Engage all levels of society—including policymakers, public institutions, and companies—in co-creating this transformation. Strengthen deliberative democracy: Academic Citizens’ Assembly

Sectoral transitions
Other key publications

Curriculum vitae

Sascha NICK

Teaching & PhD

Courses

Systems thinking

MGT-505

MGT-505 Systems Thinking course equips students with the skills to analyze and solve complex problems across domains. The course is hands-on and covers the main systems concepts and tools, applied to multiple real-life problems, involving individuals, communities, local governments, and companies.

Wellbeing and Planetary Boundaries

HUM-226

This course builds on the foundations of ENV-101 to deepen understanding and implementation of sustainability: how to transform society toward wellbeing for all within ecological limits, with sectoral approaches and solutions (energy, buildings, ground mobility, aviation).