Project Partners

The content of this course is created in collaboration with five European universities:

Founded in 1891, the University of Gothenburg is a major multidisciplinary institution recognized for its cutting-edge research and academic excellence. With eight faculties and over 38 departments, it promotes scientific innovation and sustainable development, fostering international research partnerships and academic mobility.

Roma Tre University, established in 1992, stands out for its high-impact research and active role in Italy’s scientific landscape. The Department of Architecture conducts advanced studies in landscape planning, climate change, and spatial data analysis, collaborating with leading global institutions and research networks like UNISCAPE and AESOP.

Hochschule Geisenheim University is a research-driven German institution focused on the entire scientific chain of special crops, from cultivation to marketing. It excels in applied and fundamental research on viticulture, food safety, and sustainable landscape development, and is a leader in climate change adaptation and digital innovation in agri-sciences.

ENGEES (École Nationale du Génie de l’Eau et de l’Environnement de Strasbourg) is a French engineering school at the forefront of scientific training and research in water and environmental engineering. With strong research units and links to EUCOR and the University of Strasbourg, it combines academic rigor with professional expertise to address major environmental and territorial challenges.

TU Dortmund University is a German technical university known for its interdisciplinary profile and strong integration of natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences. As a core member of the University Alliance Ruhr, it fosters regional research collaboration. Its Faculty of Spatial Planning — the largest independent planning faculty in Germany — conducts research and education in urban, regional, and environmental planning, addressing spatial challenges at local, national, and international levels.