Carola Neugebauer studied Landscape Architecture in Germany and France and holds a PhD in urban design. She was researcher at the Leibniz-Institute of Ecological and Regional Development and at the Leibniz-Institute for Regional Geography, before she became Associate professor at RWTH University Aachen leading the independent department “Preserving Cultural Heritage”. Her research and teaching activities has been focused on urban developments in Eurasia with a special emphasis on urban planning practice and theory, (UNESCO world) heritage preservation, housing and spatial identities. She has been successful in working and leading interdisciplinary and international research projects and teaching cooperation. Her research is published in peer-reviewed journals and books.
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Discover how to approach cultural heritage sustainably with our 'Cultural Heritage in Transformation' course. This program delves into the crucial aspects of defining, exploring, conserving, utilizing, and managing cultural assets responsibly within rapidly urbanizing environments. Gain insights into preserving historical and cultural values for future generations.