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Understand and appreciate the natural sciences.

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Controlling development and growth in horticultural crops Within the broad spectrum of developmental processes relevant to horticultural crop production, the research group "Controlling Development and Growth in Horticultural Crops" focuses on adventitious root formation, which is the basis for the

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We can advise you on all matters relating to your studies.

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All members of the university can also use the desktop virus scanner on all private end devices.

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On the following pages you will find all the information you need on the University Executive Board and their tasks.

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HIA_City Health Impact Assessment (HIA) in urban development Health impact assessment as a model for integrating health aspects into urban planning HIA (health impact assesssment) is defined by the World Health Organization as "a combination of procedures, methods and tools for assessing the impact

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PRIVACY POLICY IDENTITY AND CONTACT DETAILS OF THE CONTROLLER University of Applied Sciences Erfurt, represented by the President Prof. Dr. Frank Setzer Altonaer Straße 25 99085 Erfurt Germany Tel.: +49 361 6700-7011/-7012 E-mail: praesidialamt@fh-erfurt.de DATA PROTECTION OFFICER Hanna Louisa Niema

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Find out more about what you need to consider when applying!

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HIA_City Health Impact Assessment (HIA) in urban development Health impact assessment as a model for integrating health aspects into urban planning HIA (health impact assesssment) is defined by the World Health Organization as "a combination of procedures, methods and tools for assessing the impact

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TMUEN-Study Making neighbourhoods liveable together - More space for green and climate-friendly mobility Land justice in neighbourhoods taking into account biodiversity, climate-friendly mobility and quality of life Urban neighbourhoods are still dominated by car-centred land use. Safe and wide foot

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