The Courses that our working group offers or takes part in, relate closely with our main research emphases—namely the role of organic in societal change and the development of organic food farming systems. Moreover, our courses share our general approaches and methods used in research—i.e., systems perspectives, transdisciplinarity and ethical or philosophical reflections.
Find more information concerning our courses either from this Brochure or our general course overview. Additionally, you can find our current Masters and Dissertations topics in which we are looking for highly motivated and interested students to partake in.
Systemic Perspective and Transdisciplinarity
System Analysis and Scenario Technique - Methods and Practices (in Eng.)
WS 933.310 SE / L. DIEZ SANJUAN
Joint Start-up Module (in Eng.)
WS 933.300 PJ / B. FREYER and others
Interdisziplinäre Ansätze und Methoden
SS 731.105 VO / B. FREYER, L. DIEZ SANJUAN (Maria Elisabeth Schauppenlehner-Kloyber and others)
Introduction to Systems (in Eng.)
SS 933.112 VO / L. DIEZ SANJUAN
Ethics and Philosophical Refections
Organic Farming in local-global Agro-Food Systems
Ökologische Landwirtschaft
WS 933.101 VO / B. FREYER and others
Ökologische Landwirtschaft
SS 933.108 EX / B. FREYER and others
Organic Farming in Tropical and Subtropical Regions (in. Eng.)
SS 933.110 VO / B. FREYER
Global Case Studies on Organic Agriculture (in. Eng.)
SS 933.319 VS / B. FREYER; C. VOGL
Development Processes in Organic Agriculture in Tropical and Subtropical Regions (in. Eng.)
SS 933.321 SE / P. DIETRICH
Project: Organic Farming in Tropical and Subtropical Regions (in. Eng.)
SS 933.323 VO / B. FREYER; C. VOGL
Food Sovereignty - Theory and practice of an alternative food and agricultural system
SS 933.339 VS / L.DIEZ SANJUAN
