Understand Theoretical Foundations on public space (Jurgen Habermas to Chantal Mouffe) and analyze the social dimension of urban planning and design in forming socio-spatial features of public space

Critically Examine Public Space and Inclusivity to identify how marginalized groups experience and navigate public spaces and evaluate the role of urban diversity, conviviality, and inclusion in shaping the public realm.

Analyze Dynamics of Exclusion and Integration by assessing the impact of migration, multiculturalism, and integration policies on public spaces

Apply Principles of Inclusive Public Space Design by developing strategies for designing public spaces that are accessible to different social groups, including intergenerational users, people with disabilities, and gendered perspectives.

Understand public space as a form of social infrastructure that fosters diversity and inclusivity.

Evaluate Public Spaces Through Empirical Research by conducting site-based evaluations of public spaces using participatory and co-design methods.

Engage in Design Thinking and Scenario Planning through developing innovative urban interventions through design thinking and scenario planning.

Participate in Hands-on Workshops and Reflective Learning to reflect critically on course content and apply learnings to real-world urban contexts.