Plan2: Planner for a Day Focusing on Urban Climate

Spatial planning is a modern, interdisciplinary field of study. As a sub-discipline of spatial sciences, it deals not only with theoretical analysis and its methodical implementation, but also with geographical space. The aim of the study of space is to record, describe, and explain its structures, processes, and modes of operation of spatial problems (perception of space). These findings serve sustainable spatial development (creating spaces). “Plan2: Planner for a day focusing on urban climate” is an interdisciplinary, course-related orientation program that offers the opportunity to look beyond one’s own nose. In addition to the theoretical basics, participants are given the opportunity to get to know the methods of spatial research and analysis through a practical, concrete, specially designed, and digitally implemented project. It is important that the participants realize that there are many links between the disciplines within spatial planning (e.g., urban planning, sociology, open space development, ecology, and economy).