This course provides insights into how active inclusion and norm-critical perspectives can contribute to new approaches in urban planning and design.

Participants learn how to create more attractive, inclusive cities that engage a broader range of target groups. Through practical tools, exercises, and strategies, the course supports participants in transforming knowledge into action, planning and leading co-creative, inclusive processes.

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Learning Objectives

• Understand strategies for inclusive urban development
• Apply tools and methods that address exclusion and promote participation
• Lead participatory design processes independently
• Perform site analysis and critically evaluate urban design from an inclusion and accessibility perspective

Effort

8 - 12 hours

Format

Self-paced online course

For whom?

Urban planners, architects, public officials, and professionals in the built environment sector interested in inclusive and democratic urban development.

Provider

RISE – Research Institutes of Sweden

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge and understanding of the urban planning process

Hub

North

Topic

Regenerative / Inclusivity