After successful completion of the course, students are able to understand cities as pioneers of social change and as centres of political and economic change in the last millennia. They are informed about urban living space, which is characterized by suburbanization and structural change and increasingly requires planning to be understood as a dynamic development process.

Due to the information provided for reading, evaluating and understanding the urban, from urban theory to international planning practice, they are able to engage in the discussion of new urban structures and the international topic of public, mediatized or virtual space.

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Depending on the aim of the excursion

City walks, city analyses, expert discussions, 

postponed to winter semester 2020

Immanent