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Introduction to Urban Sociology and Habitat

Explores the challenges of urban sociology, analyzing spatial transformations and the significance of moral, social, and political forms.

Critical Urbanism of Lifestyles

Explores the relationship between urban planning and lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of architectural forms and urban spaces.

UVS Training Programs

Covers the training programs offered by UVS in various fields.

Online Dating Data: Insights into Partner Preferences

Examines how online dating data provides insights into partner preferences and matching mechanisms.

Rumors and beliefs

Delves into the psychology and sociology of rumors, exploring their impact and societal implications.

Introduction to Housing Survey Methods

Covers the preparation and conduct of interviews for gathering factual information about housing and sociological aspects.

Controversies: Introduction

Introduces controversies in the sociology of science and society, focusing on the study of social groups and networks.

Controversy Analysis Method

Covers the method to describe controversies, focusing on actors, resources, and relationships in shaping and settling debates.

Urban Riverbanks: Project Opportunity

Discusses the potential of urban riverbanks for sustainable development and the interdisciplinary discussions it fosters among doctoral students.

Human Body and Spatial Capital MOOC: Exploring Humans' Space: An Introduction to Geographicity

Examines the spatial features of the human body and the concept of spatial capital in social interactions.

Urban Riverbanks: Project Opportunities

Delves into the potential of urban riverbanks for sustainable neighborhood development, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary discussions and hidden opportunities.

What is it to live? Understanding the concept of inhabiting

Explores the philosophical and sociological dimensions of inhabiting, emphasizing care, engagement, and sensory perception in living spaces.

Science and Religion: Approaches and Methods

Explores the debate between science and religion, focusing on 'concordism' and the risks of instrumentalizing scientific data.

Analyzing and Presenting Qualitative Data

Explores transcribing and analyzing interview data for sociological research purposes.

Mobility and Urbanism MOOC: Mobility and urban planning

Discusses the impact of work-related mobility on urban areas and addresses challenges related to skills, projects, and work-life balance.

Architecture and Forests: A Sociological Perspective

Explores the sociological perspective on the relationship between architecture and forests, emphasizing the need for a paradigm shift towards sustainable coexistence with nature.

From Individual to Person: Sociological Approach MOOC: Mobility planning

Explores the sociological approach to mobility planning, focusing on individuals and revealing social issues related to determinants.

Understanding Urban Life: From Building to Neighborhood

Delves into the dynamics of urban life, focusing on buildings and neighborhoods' impact on community interactions.

Science: A Black Box?

Explores the societal impact of science, advocating against limiting it within boundaries, and introduces 'experimental history' as a multidisciplinary approach to studying science.

The Fabrication of Economic Facts

Explores the sociological aspects of constructing economic indicators, focusing on the GDP as a case study and highlighting the political implications of quantifications.