After successful completion of the course, students are able to

• recognize basic positions of ethics and political philosophy as standards of individual and political action.
• develop a critical understanding / awareness of value positions using the example of application cases and conflicts in spatial planning
• apply reflection and argumentation from an ethical perspective
• acquire and communicate independent ethical questions in the context of spatial planning

Integrative course (lecture + practical work)

Self-determined and self-organized learning

Research (literature, projects, media)

Lecture, discussion, fishbowl and workshop

Bei der Vergabe der Übungsplätze werden Studierende im Masterstudium Raumplanung bevorzugt (Reihung nach Anmeldung), eventuell noch weitere verfügbare Plätze für Studierende im Bachelorstudium Raumplanung werden nach Reihung der Anmeldung vergeben - Anwesenheit für ALLE TeilnehmerInnen beim Kick-off vorausgesetzt! Bitte melden Sie sich für die entsprechende Gruppe an.

Individual Examination (50%):

• 1 quote from lecture units with personal short statement (150 words) per lecture (3 quotes/statements from 5 lectures are obligatory in total) [15% of total assessment].
• Writing an essay (800-1000 words) in essay week 8-18 December (individual homework, based on one of the quotations sent in, allocated by the LVA team, inclusion of literature) [25% of total assessment].
• Collaboration, commitment, attendance [10% of total assessment]

Group Examination (5 persons, 50%)):

• Exercise work on a topic of specialisation in a format of your choice (if written: approx. 10-12 pages/5,000 - 6,000 words)
• Workshop contribution for the mediation of the deepening topic (preparation, execution, short documentation)