- Teaching
- Courses
- October 28, 2025
(Re)Assembling 2025/26
Module qualification objectives (targeted learning outcomes):
• Ability to critically reflect on the application of theoretical knowledge, methods and tools
• In-depth methodological competence in coherently presenting and communicating one's own work processes from conceptual
derivation to insight production using suitable media
• In-depth creative ability to use analogue and digital skills and techniques
• In-depth organizational and transfer skills
Module content:
Critical evaluation and interpretation of the procedures practiced over the course of the study program and the resulting insights,
including relevant theoretical-conceptual principles and the applied methodological practices
• Creation of documentation in the form of an essay that critically reflects on the students' own study work and which categorises
their results and their own contribution in terms of urban planning theories and guiding principles and is accompanied by a research
outline (topic, research question, methodology) with a view to the planned final project
• On the one hand, the module enables students to exchange experiences and, on the other hand, it acts as an instrument for testing
the application and continued development of the knowledge, methods and tools taught and trialed over the course of the study
program
Time & Location:
Tuesday, 28.10.2025, 12:00 -13:00, R 3.101
Thursday, 11.12.2025, 13:00 - 18:00, R 2.101
Thursday, 22.01.2026, 9:00 - 13:30, R 2.106
contributors

Prof. Dr. Regula Valérie Burri
Professor, Science and Technology Studies

Prof. Dr. Hanna Göbel
Professor, Methods of Urban Practice

Prof. Dr. Monika Grubbauer
Professor, History and Theory of the City

Prof. Dipl. Ing. Bernd Kniess
Professor, Urban Design
2025/2026
Current annual theme
Sensing Zones

Sensing Zones
Cities and urban societies are facing a multitude of challenges. Climate change, social problems, and the digital transformation are currently among the most pressing issues cities must deal with. The warming of the atmosphere is increasingly felt in urban areas, while zones of overheating emerge. Heatwaves affect cities in particular, endangering the health of vulnerable populations, especially …