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Welcome to the Chair for Strategic Landscape Planning and Management

You'll find us in the "Institut für Landespflege und Botanik" in Freising, Campus Weihenstephan (Photo: Uli Benz / TU München)

Courses in Summer term 2025

We are currently preparing a comprehensive course program for the summer term and look forward meeting you:

  • An overview about student courses and projects you'll find here.
  • You'll find all information about our current teaching offers and the opportunity to register here or at TUMonline
  • Our current offer for student theses you'll find here (State: January 2025) 

News:

From theory to practice: Exploring transformative placemaking with Marleen Buizer

“Our beautiful Earth is becoming inhospitable to us. How should educators, researchers, and knowledge creators respond to this existential threat? By accepting an unpalatable truth: our mainstream approach to learning, education, and research is actively coproducing the very opposite of what we need…

Seminar "Participatory action research for transformative placemaking"

Join us at 10:30 on the 15th of January for Dr. Marleen Buizer's seminar Participatory action research for transformative placemaking.

Prof. Dr. Stephan Pauleit honored with the TUM Sustainability Award

At the Dies Academicus of TUM, which took place on December 6, 2024, Prof. Dr. Stephan Pauleit was awarded the TUM Sustainability Award.

Prof. Dr. Stephan Pauleit receives the Bavarian Environmental Medal

Stephan Pauleit, Professor for Strategic Landscape Planning and Management at the TUM School of Life Sciences, has been awarded the Bavarian State Medal for his outstanding services to the environment. Environment Minister Thorsten Glauber presented the award.

Prof. Dr. Stephan Pauleit in a BR interview on the show "Gut zu wissen - Der Kampf um die Fläche"

Professor Dr. Stephan Pauleit was interviewed for the BR program “Gut zu wissen” about how sustainable urban planning with sufficient trees can succeed in a high-density city.

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