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This article presents a case of cooperative action research, carried out at the University of Southampton(uk), with the aim of promoting curriculum and professional development in education for sustainabledevelopment (esd) and learning from the day-to-day practices of academic staff. An interdisciplinaryworking group of five university teachers from different disciplines (Education, Archaeology, Computerengineering, Biology and Health sciences) was established to support the group's critical reflection andaction to incorporate esd into their teaching practice. Results in curriculum development and innovationare presented, as well as evidence showing the positive impact of the facilitator role. As the results show,this role allowed for reflection and action, along with the identification of the specific needs of the participating university faculty and the factors that influence their participation and action.

La educación para el desarrollo sostenible en el currículum universitario: una investigación-acción cooperativa con profesorado