Field Studies in Urban and Regional Planning
The field study course requires 30 HECs in urban and regional planning at advanced level.
The course is carried out, with the support of a supervisor, individually or in groups.
Teaching Format
Obligatory teaching is introduction, tutorial and seminar as well as field studies.
Detailed information, including grading criteria, is provided at the course introduction and via the learning platform Athena.
Learning objectives
After completing the course, the student is expected to be able to:
- plan, implement and evaluate qualified field studies in urban and regional planning
- reflect on and evaluate field study methods
- identify the need for additional knowledge within the chosen theme
- evaluate, summarize and formulate as well as orally and in writing communicate experiences and conclusions about field studies and chosen theme
Assessment
Examination takes place through a written field diary or equivalent, a written assignment and an oral presentation.
Examiner
Several teachers assess and grade within the course.
Examiner:
Peter Schmitt
Course coordinator:
Lowe Börjeson
Student Affairs Office/International Coordinator
Contact the Student Affairs Office in the first instance if you have general questions about your studies at the department, including matters related to registration in systems such as Ladok and Athena. You can also request certified transcripts and other official certificates and talk to the International Coordinator about studying abroad as part of the Department's courses and programmes and exchange studies within the Department's agreements.
Study Counsellor
The study counsellor can provide information and guidance on study pathways, programme and course selection, admission, eligibility, approved leave from studies, discontinuation of studies, credit transfer, degrees and careers. You should contact the study counsellor if you are experiencing difficulties keeping up with your studies or have other study-related concerns.
