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Graduates of this modules develop competences to apply geographical findings and skills to find  solutions  for  spatial  problems  in  relation  to  society.  They  know  spatial  structures  and  processes in Europe and with regard to the European Union they are familiar with the funda-mental  goals  of  spatial  planning,  structure,  organization,  instruments,  as  well  as  regional,  economic, budget and monetary policy and are able to critically argue about it.

This course provides in-depth knowledge in human and physical geogra-phy  of  Europe.  In  a  problem-oriented  way,  historical-territorial,  natural  and  cultural  spatial  framework  conditions  as  well  as  concrete  European  spatial  types/regions  (e.g.  old  industrial  areas  or  high-tech  regions)  are  presented with regard to the geographical structures and the processes of spatial change.