Teaching
We live in a period of rapid social, economic and ecological transformation. Accepted ideas about the essence and function of the world - the relationship between human and environment, between global North and South or the position of science in society - are called into question. Our teaching focuses on the interface of "Population, Environment, and Development" and seeks to enable students to understand and analyse complex socio-ecological phenomena by using geographical concepts and methods, to reflect and to search for innovative solutions. We place a high priority on the close interlinking of research and teaching.
Courses in winter term 2023/2024
Focus Population | Environment | Development
- 290026 UE Key Methods in Analysing Migration and Population Dynamics
- 290027 SE Migration and Population Dynamics in the Context of Global Change and Development
- 290043 VO Fundamentals of Global Change and Sustainability from a Geographic Perspective
- 290045 VO Pathways to Sustainability: Knowledge, Action and Policy Landscapes
- 290046 SE Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approaches to Global Change and Sustainability
- 290047 UE Understanding Global Change and Sustainability
- 290048 SE Open Minds for Global Change and Sustainability I
- 290051 VO Climate Change:Bio-Physical and Social Fundamentals
- 290072 VU Basics in Migration and Population Dynamics
- 290077 SE Migration and Population Dynamics in the Context of Global Change and Development II
- 290209 VO Climate Change and Climate Crisis - Transformative Concepts and Innovations
- 290315 SE Preparatory Seminar for Bachelor Paper in Human Geography and Regional Geography
- 290403 SE Bachelor Seminar: Climate Change Adaptation: Conceptual Consideration and Empirical Insights from Africa