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We investigate how the urban environment influences individual behaviours. And vice versa; how do behaviours and their consequences affect urban spaces?

We engage with increasingly complex governance challenges in developing, operating, and transforming cities and urban regions in line with sustainability goals.

Towards safe, socially just and climate resilient societies for all through an actor-oriented and trans-local approach.

The 'why, what and how' of geography and planning education in the current epoch is central to our research.

We investigate the spatial distribution of economic activities, how it changes over time and what factors influence that change to build resilient and futureproof cities and regions.

"Een sabbatical is goed voor je persoonlijke ontwikkeling en om interessante werkrelaties op te bouwen."

"A sabbatical is good for your personal development and for building interesting working relationships."

The GATEKEEPER project is developing a digital platform to support independent and healthy lives for Europe’s ageing populations.

Partners van de Universiteit Utrecht die Festival Europa mede mogelijk maken in 2024.

On this page you can find news related to the interdisciplinary platform Open Cities, part of the strategic theme Institutions for Open Societies

Within the faculties of Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ several courses and programmes are offered related to the questions of Open Cities.

To successfully complete the Honours Programme Pharmaceutical Sciences and obtain your honours certificate, you must meet the ECTS requirements.

Get to know old HPPS projects

Keynotes

Events at the Department of History and Art History (Faculty of Humanities).

Evenementen bij het departement Geschiedenis en Kunstgeschiedenis (faculteit Geesteswetenschappen).

Seed project about the role of patent labels in green innovations.

To expand imaginaries about the possible futures for African cities to better achieve sustainability and justice outcomes, using infrastructure as an entry point.

Kunstgeschiedenis in Utrecht richt zich op kunst, architectuur en cultureel erfgoed van de Middeleeuwen tot nu. Ons onderzoek kijkt naar onze eigen geografie en naar transculturele relaties en uitwisselingen met andere plaatsen in Europa en de wereld.

Our research focuses on globalisation processes and their effects on art, architecture and cultural heritage from the Middle Ages to the present. We look at our own geography and at transcultural relations and exchanges with other places in Europe and the world, at local, regional, national and global levels.