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problems and social change processes, and analyze possible futures Climate change, social inequality, global conflicts: in the M.A. Transformation Studies program, which is unique in Germany, you’ll deal with [...] and ecological causes and effects of major crises – from climate change and species extinction to global conflicts, colonialism, economic stagnation, and social inequality. Critical perspectives: From a [...] you understand why we find ourselves in the current situation. You’ll analyze local, regional, and global transformation processes over the past centuries, and deal in depth with systemic transformations

of Europe, European initiatives, European intellectual history, and Europe as a cultural space in global contexts. Internship: Through an internship (usually in France or Spain), you explore a potential

examines transformation processes in global energy and industrial systems from a political-ecological perspective. A key focus of his work is the development of a global hydrogen economy in response to energy [...] socioecological risks and extractivist patterns: evidence from 28 prospective exporting countries in the Global South. Energy Research & Social Science. 117, 10.1016/j.erss.2024.103731 (with Johanna Tunn, Franziska [...] Franziska Müller und Johanna Tunn) 2022: Shipping the sunshine? A critical research agenda on the global hydrogen transition. GAIA 31(2): 72-76. doi: 10.14512/gaia.31.2.2 (together with Johanna Tunn) 2022:

framework that examines the social and political drivers of a global transformation towards climate neutrality and assesses the plausibility of a global climate turnaround based on the dynamics of these drivers [...] The global shift towards climate neutrality has been decided politically and is technologically possible. Nevertheless, implementation is stagnating, and even setbacks can be observed time and again. The [...] The goal set by the international community of limiting global warming to 1.5°C or at least well below 2°C is thus moving further and further away. Against this background, the Hamburg Cluster of Excellence

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Stefan Aykut at the Danish Central Library Currently, limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius does not seem plausible. This is the main finding of a pivotal study by the Excellence [...] involved in this cluster have devised a framework that examines the social and political drivers of a global transformation towards climate neutrality and estimates how plausible a climate turnaround is based [...] hurdles, levers and opportunities for a socio-ecological transformation. In addition to examining the global scenario, Prof. Dr. Aykut will also delve into Germany's climate transition. Further information

Work). The programme was primarily attended by German teacher trainees interested in working in the Global South as so-called "development workers." It was interdisciplinary, highly practical, and followed

regional disparities, European institutions, and global interconnections, developing competencies to interpret spatial processes in both European and global contexts. NatGes, RegGeo, RegGeoEU, HuGeoEx History [...] (European History in a Global Context) and Public History . Students explore transnational historical perspectives, issues of power, culture, and exclusion, and Europe’s role in global developments. International [...] environmental education, sustainability, and ethical decision-making are addressed in both European and global contexts and are made tangible through excursions, for example to the Danish Wadden Sea or the Baltic

alliance has dubbed itself "EMERGE," an acronym for "European Margins Engaging for Regional and Global Empowerment." All eight of the participating universities are located on the European periphery,

of European integration’. He also recently completed his habilitation on the topic ‘Negotiated Globalization’. Previously he was working as a research fellow at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Vienna,

Centre for Just Transitions in Energy, Climate & Sustainability (TRAJECTS) is one of four DAAD-funded Global Climate and Environment Centers. Its goal is to support and strengthen transcontinental exchange