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Main areas of research At the Transport and Spatial Planning Institute, we work on a wide range of topics relating to mobility and transport research. Currently, we are focusing our work on three main areas: Sustainable mobility and spatial development Intelligent transport systems Transforming and

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DigiLe Development, testing and evaluation of media-supported modules with e-learning methods About the project Digitisation as part of an overall societal transformation influences formal and informal educational processes. Increasingly flexible and individualised demands on contemporary learning a

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Find out more about the forestry profession, the course content and requirements and how to apply for a place on the degree program

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Finding and evaluating information are key skills that are important at school, at university and at work. We are able to help you prepare and conduct academic literature research, e.g. for seminar papers or theses. Our training courses are taught both on-site and online. We hold sessions on a varie

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Counselling and support at FH Erfurt and external providers

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HeatResilientCity Heat-resilient urban and neighbourhood development in large cities - Resident-oriented knowledge generation and implementation in Dresden and Erfurt - Governance structures, stakeholder perspectives and strategies in heat-stressed neighbourhoods Climate adaptation measures at the c

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Information for Prospective Students Teaching Facilities Campus + Local Area History Teaching Project weeks Project weeks add some variety to everyday student life in the earlier semesters. During this time, normal lectures are not held and the students work on a (more or less) free topic from its i

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