Course offer
The Spatial Modelling Lab offers a wide range of courses at all levels of study. These courses cover topics from planning, geography, spatial statistics, and computer science.
The A-Project is aimed at first-year students. It enables students to learn basic skills of scientific work at an early stage of their studies.
The F-Project is aimed at third-year students. It enables students to improve their skills of scientific work at an intermediary stage of their studies.
This course is designed to give non-technical students a systematic understanding of basic computer science concepts including introductory hands-on training.
This lecture offers an introduction to the nexus of the digitalisation, data-driven spatial research, and spatial planning.
The M-Project is aimed at Master's students. It enables students to improve their research-oriented skills at an advanced stage of their studies.
This seminar offers an up-to-date, synoptic, and critical overview of how digital instruments, logics, methods, etc. influence and change geography as a spatial science and thus also spatial planning.
This seminar introduces students of Spatial Planning and related empirical disciplines to spatial statistical principles and methods from an applied perspective.
This master's seminar explores the dynamics of urban social-ecological systems, fostering critical thinking and environmental stewardship through interdisciplinarity.
This master's seminar offers a deep dive into the complexities of Environmental Justice (EJ) within the dynamic and often challenging settings of industrial regions.
This master's seminar introduces students to the broad multidisciplinary field of urban morphology, which equips them with theoretical and methodological means to study the physical form of cities, its dynamics and qualities from different perspectives.
This master's seminar explores different housing typologies across Europe from an urban planning perspective. It focuses on how different residential types contribute to creating a more livable urban environment in different contexts.
We are happy to discuss with you possible dissertation projects that fall into our research domains.