LB562 landscape planning
Elective module; 5 credit points; project course (1 SWS) – office hours (1 SWS) – independent study; offered in both the winter and summer semesters
Topics Offered in the Winter Semester 2026/27
Visualization Workshop (15 spots)
A workshop for honing your graphic skills and experimenting with new techniques! How do you visualize landscape-related issues, and how can you effectively present ideas for key projects? And is it even possible to incorporate playful elements?
Contact:
© Sven Ellger
wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
NameMr Dr. Ing. Maxim von Gagern
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Landscape Planning in the Spotlight (2 spots)
How do you develop and curate an exhibition? This project prepares the exhibition for the Visualization Workshop, runs concurrently with the Visualization Workshop (November 30–December 4), and wraps up the exhibition afterward.
A Taste for Research (4 spots)
This module allows students to get a taste of selected research projects at the department and to contribute to them in manageable ways. It does not take place as a block but runs concurrently throughout the semester.
Agri-PV Research Project:
- How Do You Analyze Avifauna Surveys? (1 spot)
Central Saxony Cultural Landscape Research Project:
- Landscape as a Community Initiative. Which organizations are active in the Central Saxony district that deal with landscape in any form? And how can volunteer work and networking among these organizations be strengthened? (1 spot)
- Key Projects. How can the ideas from existing master’s theses be consolidated into suitable key projects? (1 spot)
- The Future of Agriculture. What options exist for alternative crops or forms of agriculture in the face of increasing droughts, rising temperatures, and heavy rainfall events? (1 position)