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Winter term 2019/20
Mapping disciplinary perspectives on CARE
Master/Doctoral Student Thesis Seminar “Urban Studies”
Module 11
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Summer Term 2019
Doctorate Seminar: Key Concepts in Planning Theory and Urban Studies
Seminar: Geographies of Age(ing)
Project: Learning in the Postmigrational City
Winter Term 2018/19
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Thesis Seminar (Master and Doctorate) – Urban Studies
Summer Term 2018
Doctoral Seminar
Module 11
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Seminar: EPUM Innovative Perspectives on Urban Morphologies – A relational-material approach
Winter Term 2017/18
Project: Lost in “Transdanubia” – Translating the global urban agenda through local urban action
Thesis Seminar
Excursion to South-East London – Urban Agendas caught between local needs and global pressures
Summer Term 2017
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PhD Seminar
Exercise – Mapping a Conference
Winter Term 2016/17
Project: Solidarity and the Making of Lived Heritage: networks, places and practices
Thesis Seminar
Summer Term 2016
Module 11
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Winter term 2015/2016
Project: Refugees and the City
Thesis seminar
] BRIDGES [ Brussels Masterclass
Summer Term 2015
Module 11
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UE Public life
Public Evening Event
Winter Term 2014/2015
Thesis Seminar
Stegreifentwerfen
Module 11
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Exercise course
Summer Term 2014
Module 11
Winter term 2013/2014
SE International urban studies revisited
EX Games as intercultural tools
PR Urban culture and public space
summer term 2013
Module 11
Winter term 2012/2013
Project: Iconic City
SE – Contemporary urban theory
Summer term 2012
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Winter term 2011/2012
P3 – Economic interests
SE – Contemporary urban theory
Courses 2009 – 2011
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Winter Term 2016/17
In winter term 2016/17 SKuOR is offering the following courses:
Project (P3) Solidarity and the Making of Lived Heritage: networks, places and practices
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