Courses at the Research School People, Society and Sustainability

Last changed: 07 June 2024

We arrange both courses and seminars. Take a look at our programme for 2024/25!

Upcoming courses and activities 2024 and 2025

Gender, Development and Environmental Governance (PNG0042), 8.5 ECTS

5 August – 13 September 2024
Contact: Seema Arora Jonsson

The course will:

  • Introduce you to gender issues in environmental governance, agriculture and development in a global perspective and explore interconnections between gender, environmental governance and development in multiple contexts and spaces
  • Provide you with methods and tools for power and gender analysis in an increasingly interconnected and world and
  • Allow you to focus on a project in course discussions that is directly related to your research and area of work

More details: Course information

Political ecology: foundations and emancipatory trends (P000094), 7.5 ECTS

16 September – 18 October 2024
Contact: Harry Fischer

The course will provide a foundation in political ecology as a key field of critical human-environmental analysis. The course will trace its intellectual development from the 1980s until the present day, while exploring some of the theoretical strands and analytical approaches that form the broader “political ecology” toolkit. Students will learn how political ecology analysis has been used to analyze key human-environmental challenges of the present era and gain experience in applying political ecology analysis to their own field of study. The course will also explore recent theoretical developments and identify areas for further theoretical development in the study of socio-environmental transformations.

More details: Course syllabus and schedule

Discrete Choice Experiments in Agricultural, Food, and Environmental Economics, 5 ECTS

October – December 2024
Contact: Jens Rommel

The course will introduce students to discrete choice experiments and their applications in Agricultural, Food, and Environmental Economics. The course will be given by Julian Sagebiel, but please reach out to Jens for organizational questions.

Open Quantitative Social Science, 5 ECTS

January – February 2025
Contact: Jens Rommel

The course will introduce students to common scientific (mal)practices and remedies. The course will be given by Felix Holzmeister, but please reach out to Jens for organizational questions.

 

Activities offered together with other NJ-faculty research schools:

How to become a postdoc, one day workshop

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Organized together with the research schools at the NJ faculty 

Career Outside the University for PhDs (seminar)

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Organized together with the research schools at the NJ faculty 

Thesis summary writing workshop

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Organized together with the research schools at the NJ faculty 

To communicate science, (POG0086), 2 ECTS

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Organized together with the research schools at the NJ faculty 

 

Want to arrange a PhD student driven activity or offer a course in our research school?

Contact: Jens Rommel and Harry Fischer

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