
At the end of March, the students of the Pulchra schools of FVG (Italy) participated in a Challenge Based Learning laboratory on
University of Cologne as one of the oldest and largest universities in Germany is among the country’s leading research institutions. As a traditional full university, UoC covers a broad spectrum of disciplines, organized in six faculties: a) management, economics and social sciences, b) law, c) medicine, d) arts and humanities, e) mathematics and natural sciences, as well as f) human sciences. We have developed internationally recognized research profiles. The Geography faculty has a particular strong research record, ranking consistently either first or second place in the research rankings of the Germany Research Foundation (DFG). A strong focus of the research in the Geography department is on man and environment interactions particularly also in the context of climate change and urban development. The department maintains a strong and active international research network particularly in the fields of remote sensing, environmental modelling, hydrology and urban geography.
Contact person: Dr. Tim Reichenau, tim.reichenau@uni-koeln.de
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At the end of March, the students of the Pulchra schools of FVG (Italy) participated in a Challenge Based Learning laboratory on
An effective method used in our project. One of the tools available to our students within the PULCHRA project is the Remote
Below is an article written by the City Science Reporters in a school in Prague on their PULCHRA project on waste. We
Below is an article written by members of the PULCHRA team in a school in the Czech Republic on their school’s fantastic
The University of Udine, through a team of the department of Agro-Food, Environmental and Animal Sciences (DI4A), coordinates the PULCHRA project in