Prof. Dr. Matthias Drilling – Autor der Zeitschrift Jusletter IT
Education
- 2007 – 2009
MAS in Spatial Planning, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH (Zürich, Switzerland)
Main Fields of Study: Urban Sustainability, Smart Cities, Social Dimensions of Living; Certification Systems of Sustainability - 2001 – 2004
PhD, Dr. rer. nat., Faculty of Forest and Environmental Sciences Albert-Ludwigs-University of Freiburg (Freiburg, Germany) Topic: Young Urban Poor – acting under the conditions of individualization, life-style and urbanity. Summa cum laude, Pfizer dissertation prize 2005 - 1987 – 1993
M.A. in Geography and Economics, Albert-Ludwigs-University of Freiburg (Freiburg, Germany) i.Br. (D), Main Fields of Study: Urban Social Geography, Development Economies, Property Rights Theory, Research Design (qualitative and quantitative)
Employment History
- Since 2010
Head of Institute for Social Planning and Urban Development, University of Applied Sciences North Western Switzerland, School of Social Work; Member of the board of directors.
Main fields: Research Management, Poverty Research, Urban Sustainable Development Research - Since 2010
Lecturer Institute of Geography, Dep. Human Geography, University of Basel Switzerland.
Courses: Spatial Area Analysis, Theories of Space, Urban Social Geography. - 1999 – 2009
Senior researcher, project leader and lecturer, Institute for Social Planning and Urban Development, University of Applied Sciences North Western Switzerland.
Main fields of study: Urban social development, theory of space, neighbourhood renewal programmes, quality of live, research on poverty and poverty alleviation programmes - 1997 – 1999
Research Assistant, Institute of Inter-Faculty Research on General Ecology IKAÖ, University of Berne (Berne, Switzerland, Prof. Dr. R. Kaufmann-Hayoz).
Main fields of study: inter- and transdisciplinary research, evaluation criteria for sustainable oriented curricula - 1995 – 1997
Research Assistant, Institute of Philosophy, University of Basel (Switzerland, Prof. Dr. A. Cesana).
Main fields of study: general propaedeutic for interdisciplinary curricula and courses - 1993 – 1995
Research Assistant and lecturer, Institute of Geography, Friedrich Schiller University Jena (Germany), Dep. Economic and Applied Geography (Prof. Dr. Peter Sedlacek).
Main fields of study: Economies and social systems in transformation, quality of live (surveys and reports), theory of human geography
Publications
A complete list of Matthias Drillings publications can be found here.
