1. Introduction
Education is undoubtedly accepted as a major means in changing and transforming human behaviour and
practices towards a healthy and sustainable life. In the world of globalization and the new economic of today,
challenging life with highly compatitive environment requires student to seek knowledge beyond the classroom and
textbook as well as to have quality communication, problem solving and leadership skills. As an agent of change,
education should be designed to incorporate the basic domain of knowledge, skills as well as values across
disciplines.
The Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is an essential part of a larger conversation regarding quality
of life for all the inhabitants of Earth (UNESCO, 2005) in which economic, social, and environmental factors must
be considered in relation to one another. Therefore it is about how education should be planned to serve the real life
situation without compromising the societal and environmental values of future generation (WCED, 1987).