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SDGs GoGlocal! Master Thesis Defence

SDGs GoGlocal! Master Thesis Defence

Our first batch of the SDGs GoGlocal! Master Thesis Research Group has successfully submitted their Master theses. After six months of hard work, including two months of research stay in Namibia, the defense in Cairo took place on September 18th and in Stuttga… read more

DASH partners visit Germany

DASH partners visit Germany

In September and October 2024, two partner organisations visited Stuttgart University within the framework of the DASH research exchange project. read more

DASH secondment in Serbia

DASH secondment in Serbia

Within the framework of the DASH research exchange project, researchers and practitioners from Portugal, Serbia and Germany came together in Serbia in August 2024 to discuss and learn from social and affordable housing practices in the different countries. read more

TRUE Talents project approved

TRUE Talents project approved

The Department of International Urbanism is honored to contribute to the University´s School for Talents from 2024-2025 with the project Transdisciplinary Research in Urban Environments – TRUE Talents. read more

SDG monitoring at district level

The Department of International Urbanism is pleased to have made a contribution to a publication from the Bertelsmann Stiftung on the subject of sustainability monitoring at the district level. read more

SDG University Day in Kehl

SDG University Day in Kehl

As a member of the higher education network for global partnerships Baden-Württemberg (“Hochschulnetzwerk für globale Partnerschaften Baden-Württemberg”), the Department for International Urbanism has participated at this year’s SDG University Day Baden-W… read more

“InterUrb” Workshop, 21–22 February 2024

“InterUrb” Workshop, 21–22 February 2024

Bringing together emeriti and currently active scholars of international urbanism, the workshop has provided a creative atmosphere for critically discussing the preliminary results of “InterUrb” (International Urbanism) read more