Working methods

• Work together on the implementation of the research

   project in groups of 3 to 5 students.

• Attend guided sessions by urban development project

   leader and/or external city planner.

• Follow workshops in the field of (analysis and design)

   skills.

• Attend lectures from the professional field of the three

   domains of housing, care and welfare and the physical,

   social and digital world on the theme of Co-Creation in

   Urban Transition.

• Participate in excursions and/or study trips on the theme

   of Co-Creation in Urban Transition - INT.

Assessment

During this exchange course your performance will be assessed in the following ways:

• The student carries out a study in this MRA. The

   following steps are generally followed and tested:

As a group:

1. Draw up an Action Plan for the entire semester in the

    first month, to be approved by the supervisors.

2. Carry out a literature study in the first block, where the

    theme is chosen but has to be approved by the

    supervisors.

3. Carry out an urban, interdisciplinary and integral

    analysis of the project locations as described in the

    Plan of Approach. Interdisciplinary means that the

    domains of housing, care and welfare are addressed.

    Integral means that integral solutions have been sought

    for the physical, social and digital world.

4. Make urban, interdisciplinary and integrated design

    proposals for the project locations as described in the

    Action Plan.

5. Record the analysis and design in a written report.

6. Present the research orally.

Individual:

• Build a portfolio of your knowledge development by

   reflecting on the lectures and activities offered and on

   the development of your analysis and design skills.