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Schedule of Lectures
„Urban Culture, Society and
Space (UCSS)“
winter term 2017/18
for students of the third semester
Important:
Please register your exams by the lecturers.
Please consult for current information always the given LSF-Links.
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Overview – Third Semester WS 2016/17
Urban Culture, Society and Space No. of Module Title of the Course Lecturer Time Schedule
Type of course
8B Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
(students choose two of the following courses)
8B.1
Cultural Governance in urbanen Systemen – Zur Steuerung in und durch Kooperationen, Partnerschaften, Netzwerke in Kulturpolitik und Kulturmanagement (de) Scheytt
Auftakt: 23.1.18 (Di); 14 bis 18 Uhr Blocktage: 20.2.2018 (Di) und 22.2.2018 (Do); jeweils 10 bis 17 Uhr Klausur: 9.3.2018 (Fr); 10 bis 12 Uhr Blocks
8B.2 Cross-cultural Communications and Competence (en)
Michal Tighe, virtual teamwork
February, 15h (thu) (9am – 5pm) February, 16 (fr) (9am – 5pm)
February, 17th (sa) (9am – 5pm)
Block
(you
have to
visit all
blocks)
8B.3 Urban Policy: Fostering Neighbourhood Renewal? (en)
Neumann (RWI)
26th January (Fr) (10am until 1pm) Excursion: February, 2nd (Fr); (9.00am until 5pm) Seminar: 26th and 27th of February, (Mo+Tu); always from 10am until 4pm
Blocks
(with
Excursio
n)
8B.4
Seminar mit Exkursion: Urbane Systeme und wirtschaftliche Transformationen im Südkaukasus - Armenien und Georgien (de) Juchelka
Kick-off meeting: October, 16th (registration); 10am until 11am Seminar : February, 13th and 14th, always 10am until 5pm Excursion: March, 11th until 21th, 2018
Seminar (Excursion)
8B.5 Urban Imaginaries Gurr April, 3rd until 6th, always 9am bis 4pm Seminar
8B.6 Mobility and Urban Development Schmidt et al
January, 31th (Wednesday)
February, 1sth (Thursday)
February 7th (Wednesday)
February, 8th (Thursday)
March, 8th (Thursday)
Always 3pm until 6 pm
Lecture/
Seminar
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Urban Culture, Society and Space No. of Module Title of the Course Lecturer Time Schedule
Type of course
8B Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
(students choose two of the following courses)
8B.7 Challenges of Sustainable Urban Health (en)
Moebus/ Orban/ Skodra/ Sutcliffe
January, 17th, January, 24th, January, 31th, February 7th, February, 21th February, 28th always Wednesday and always 9.30am and 12.30pm
Seminar
8B.8 Environmental Economics (en) Melkonyan
January, 22th (Monday) 2018 January, 25th (Thursday) 2018 January, 29th (Monday) 2018 February, 1st (Thursday) 2018 February, 5th (Monday) February, 8th (Thursday) Always between 10am and 2pm
Seminar
8B.9
Offer in the framework of UA Ruhr - Climate Change and Risk Management (en) Div.
Link: https://www.lsf.tu-dortmund.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=189769&moduleCall=webInfo&publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
Seminar
start in
Oct 17 at
TU
Dortmun
d
8B.10
Offer in the Framework of UA Ruhr – Transport and Infrastructure Div.
Link:
https://www.lsf.tu-dortmund.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=189796&moduleCall=webInfo&publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
Seminar
start in
Oct 17 at
TU
Dortmun
d
de = in German; en = in English;
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Details
Module 8B: Advanced Module (Vertiefungsmodul)– Urban Culture, Society and Space
Veranstaltungstitel 8B.1: Cultural Governance in urbanen Systemen – Zur Steuerung in und durch Kooperationen, Partnerschaften, Netzwerke in Kulturpolitik und Kulturmanagement (de)
Dozent Prof. Dr. Oliver Scheytt
Veranstaltungsart Seminar in Blocks
Termine und Uhrzeit Auftakt: 23.1.18 (Di); 14 bis 18 Uhr Blocktage: 20.2.2018 (Di) und 22.2.2018 (Do); jeweils 10 bis 17 Uhr Klausur: 9.3.2018 (Fr); 10 bis 12 Uhr
Campus
Raum
Essen
Siehe LSF
Credits 5
Sprache Deutsch
Description/ Kommentar Das kulturelle Leben einer Stadt zeichnet sich durch eine komplexe Vielzahl von Akteuren aus. Diese stehen in unterschiedlichen Allianzen und Konkurrenzen zueinander, arbeiten oft auch ohne voneinander zu wissen oder miteinander zu kooperieren. In Kulturpolitik und Kulturmanagement werden „Kooperationen“ und „Netzwerke“ sehr oft als wesentliche Gestaltungselemente benannt. Doch selten wird vertieft reflektiert, welcher Aufwand, welche Prinzipien und Methoden für den Erfolg in der Ausgestaltung von Allianzen notwendig und sinnvoll sind. In jedem Fall sollte bedacht werden, welche Wirkungen in der Kulturszene und in Form von Kulturangeboten an die Stadtbewohner und -besucher erzielt werden sollen. Hauptaufgabe des Netzwerkmanagements ist es, die Prozesse innerhalb eines Netzwerks mit Feingefühl und Weitblick und im Bewusstsein von erfahrungsbasierten Erfolgs- und Effizienzfaktoren zu steuern. Im Seminar werden u.a. folgende Instrumente einer gelungenen Cultural Governance behandelt: Leitbildprozesse, Wissenstransfer, Kommunikationskampagnen, Moderation von Organisations- und Teamentwicklungen, Einbeziehung externer Berater. Zu den Fallbeispielen gehört das Multiprojektmanagement der Kulturhauptstadt Europas RUHR.2010, für deren Erfolg gut funktionierende Kooperationen, Partnerschaften und Netzwerke sehr wesentlich und letztlich ein elementarer Bestandteil des Gesamtkonzepts waren.
Registration/Teilnahmeregistrierung Für die Teilnahme bitte kontaktieren Sie elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de
LSF: https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=289748&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.2: Cross-cultural Communications and Competence (en)
Lecturer Michael Tighe, virtual-teamwork.com
Type of Course Seminar/Blocks
Day of the week
Time
February, 15h (thu) (9am – 5pm)
February, 16 (fr) (9am – 5pm) February, 17th (sa) (9am – 5pm)
Campus
Room
Campus Essen
Consult LSF
Credits 5
Language Englisch
Description/ Kommentar This three-day seminar/workshop combines phases of theoretical input, simulation, discussion and reflection on key topics related to effective cross-cultural interaction in an international professional context. Definitions of culture, cross-cultural competence and major theoretical constructs are brought to life in case studies, cultural briefings, pragmatic communication exercises, virtual elements and interactive simulations.
Registration for Participation
elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de
Link LSF:
https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=302292&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.3: Urban Policy: Fostering Neighbourhood Renewal? (en)
Lecturer Dr. Uwe Neumann
Type of course Seminar in Blocks
Day of the week/ Time 26th January (Fr) (10am until 1pm) Excursion: February, 2nd (Fr); (9.00am until 5pm) Seminar: 26th and 27th of February, (Mo+Tu); always from 10am until 4pm
Venue Campus Essen and RWI (with excursion), consult Link below
Credits 5
Language English
Description The seminar examines how urban policy may foster the renewal of neighbourhoods. We will review what mechanisms are responsible for segregation, which challenges arise for policy from current economic and demographic change and what has been achieved by selected policy measures.
The main part of the course will comprise a two-day block seminar, during which current topics and methodical approaches in urban science and planning will be in the focus. We will discuss, in particular, what sorting mechanisms characterise urban housing markets and what scope there is for policy to overcome undesirable characteristics that may affect specific neighbourhoods. These may occur, for example, in the form of deprivation, a local economic downturn, population ageing, but also from displacement due to gentrification. Selected policy measures will be examined in the form of case studies, which will be prepared by participants and discussed during the two-day seminar. The practical relevance of the seminar topics will be demonstrated and reviewed further during a one-day excursion.
In the course, students will
- acquire enhanced knowledge about the practical relevance of urban research,
- become acquainted with empirical methods (data acquisition and analysis),
- prepare a text and presentation in individual or group work (about 5 pages text and PowerPoint presentation),
- present a topic during the seminar, - and defend their reasoning during a discussion.
Registration elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de
LSF:
https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=291005&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.4: Urbane Systeme und wirtschaftliche Transformation im Südkaukasus: Armenien und Georgien (de)
Dozent Juchelka
Veranstaltungsart Seminar mit Exkursion
Termine und Uhrzeit Vorbesprechung: 16.10.2017 Seminar:13. und. 14.2.2018, von 10 bis 17 Uhr
Exkursion: 11. bis 21.3.2018
Siehe LSF!
Credits 5
Sprache Deutsch
Description/ Kommentar Bitte kontaktieren Sie Prof. Juchelka via Email; besondere Anmeldemodalitäten
Registration/ Teilnahmeregistrierung
Rudolf.Juchelka@uni-due.de
LSF:
https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=293121&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.5: Urban Imaginaries (en)
Lecturer: Gur
Type of course: Seminar (block)
Day of the week: Time:
April, 3rd until 6th,
Always from 9am until 4pm
Campus: Room:
Essen Look LSF
Credits: 5
Language: English
Contact: jens.gurr@uni-due.de
LSF; dates in April 2017 (next summer term): Link does not exist yet! No online-registration, please
contact Jens Gurr in February/March 2018! Please inform on location by Prof. Gurr.
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.6: Mobility and Urban Development
Lecturer Alexander Schmidt et al.
Type of course Seminar in Blocks
Day of the week/ Time January, 31th (Wednesday) February, 1sth (Thursday) February 7th (Wednesday) February, 8th (Thursday) March, 8th (Thursday) Always 3pm until 6 pm
Venue Campus Essen, consult Link below
Credits 5
Language English
Description Course Description The module is dealing with the crucial interrelation between urban development and urban mobility: City forms mobility city forms mobility. Usually the topics of mobility and urban development are being taught independently - but in order to deal with the challenges our cities are facing now and in the near future we need to deal with this in a comprehensive way looking at the urban system. Mitigation and adaptation of climate change, pollution and their effects on public health and last but not least the urgently needed quality of life in cities have to be discussed. This module will support the integrated approach and cover challenges, objectives, fields, concepts, and strategies for a better urban mobility. Also it will present a number of successful concepts for a mobility which will support the idea of cities for people instead of cities for cars. Course Objectives City forms mobility forms city - this sums up the interrelation between mobility and urban development in five words. The course will impart knowledge about urban development and relate this to urban mobility. Bachelor or Master programs focus on urban development, urban planning and urban design need to focus on fields e.g. transportation, mobility, health, etc. And vice versa: transportation studies and courses on urban traffic must include urban planning and urban design. The course is pursuing the objective to show the interrelations between the two fields from the systemic perspective of urban development and the quality of life of the people.
Registration for Participation
sonja.milani@uni-due.de
LSF: https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=297959&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.7: Challenges of Sustainable Urban Health (en)
Lecturer Moebus/ Orban/ Skodra / Sutcliffe
Type of course Seminar in Blocks
Day of the week/ Time January, 17th, January, 24th, January, 31th, February 7th, February, 21th February, 28th always Wednesday
and always 9.30am and 12.30pm
Venue Colonia Haus, Zweigertstr. 37, 45130 Essen,3. Obergeschoss, Großer Seminarraum (3.05)
Credits 5
Language English
Description Description and objectives of the course This course is designed to acquaint students with the key principles of sustainable urban health and to identify the relationships and interfaces between health professionals, urban planners and developers using real-world examples. It is increasingly recognized that the design of urban space and residential environment does not only involve topics of spatial and urban planning but is also strongly connected with environmental, social and health aspects. According to the WHO, health-focused urban design can help to decrease the burden of non-communicable diseases by promoting healthy lifestyles and making cities climate friendly and resilient. Therefore the aim of this course is to enable students to gain knowledge about the main concepts and instruments in urban health. Theoretical parts of the seminar will include an introduction to:
supportive environments for health according to the Ottawa Charta and Health in All Policy (HiAP)
key principles of urban health (health) indicators (small scale) health reporting and mapping
Practical tasks will include: mapping different urban and health indicators in ArcGIS heath reporting and identification of main health problems in
different urban areas
Course format The course will be a combination of classical lectures, invited talks and practical elements.
Prerequisites Students should be familiar with ArcGIS or similar mapping tools.
Details of the course and timetables
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The course is divided into six meetings, each of 3 hours length (9.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m.). Homework and participation during seminars are mandatory. Site visits are possible and students are expected to participate. The course starts on 17th Jan 2018, following dates are: 24th Jan, 31st Jan, 7th Feb, 21st Feb and 28th Feb.
Assessment Students must hand in a short final report at the end of the course (28st Feb 2018) and be prepared to briefly present findings in class.
Registration for Participation
Robynne.Sutcliffe@uk-essen.de
Link:
https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=297957&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.8: Environmental Economics (en)
Lecturer Melkonyan
Type of course Seminar in Blocks
Day of the week/ Time January, 12th (Thursday) January, 16th (Monday) January, 19th (Thursday) January, 23th (Monday) January, 26th (Thursday) January, 30th (Monday) February, 2nd (Thursday) Always between 10yam and 2pm
Venue Campus Essen, consult Link below
Credits 5
Language English
Description In the lecture we will focus on assessing and measuring sustainable development from macro to micro levels and with different normative perspectives. These perspectives include environmentally driven assessments, the global sustainable development framework, the quality of life perspective and crosscutting views.
The lecture will cover the following subjects:
1. History of sustainable development (mega Conferences) and indicators, Climate Change
2. Alternative economics, measurement of societal progress, GDP criticism, growth debate, Steady state economies, Prosperity without growth
3. Companies and Sustainable Societies: Corporate citizenship & Corporate Social Responsibility (from macro to micro levels)
4. Sustainability in urban areas 5. Introducing and comparing different types of sustainability
assessments
Registration for Participation
ani.melkonyan@uni-due.de
LSF:
https://campus.uni-duisburg-
essen.de/lsf/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=297956&moduleCall=webInfo&
publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.9: Offer in the framework of UA Ruhr - Climate Change and Risk Management (en)
Lecturer Div.
Type of course Seminar
Venue TU Dortmund, consult Link below
Credits 5
Language English
Description consult Link below
Registration for Participation
elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de (until 25th of September, students were informed)
LSF (TU Dortmund):
https://www.lsf.tu-dortmund.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=189769&moduleCall=webInfo&publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
Module 8B: Advanced Module – Urban Culture, Society and Space
Title of the course 8B.10: Offer in the framework of UA Ruhr - Transport and Infrastructure (en)
Lecturer Div.
Type of course Seminar
Venue TU Dortmund, consult Link below
Credits 5
Language English
Description consult Link below
Registration for Participation
elke.hochmuth@uni-due.de (until 25th of September, students were informed)
LSF (TU Dortmund)
https://www.lsf.tu-
dortmund.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&status=init&vmfile=no&publishid=189796&moduleCal
l=webInfo&publishConfFile=webInfo&publishSubDir=veranstaltung
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