Inclusive Cities is more than an academic cooperation — it is a living collaboration between partner institutions across different cultural and academic contexts. At its heart lies a carefully designed programme of activities that weaves together knowledge exchange, joint learning, and the co-creation of new academic resources. From intensive workshops and academic exchanges to collaborative course development and public dissemination, each activity is designed to push the boundaries of how we think about, teach, and practice inclusive urban development.
The activities unfold across interconnected phases: beginning with shared training and the joint development of new university courses, moving through a series of thematic, practice-oriented workshops that bring partners together in different cities and contexts, and culminating in the publication of shared findings and a joint symposium. Along the way, staff exchanges and teaching mobility opportunities ensure that knowledge flows freely between institutions — and that the people involved grow alongside the project.
This page is regularly updated as the project evolves, so there is always something new to discover. Whether you are a student, researcher, practitioner, or simply curious about what inclusive cities can look like in practice — we invite you to follow along, explore what we have been up to, and stay tuned for what comes next.