Excellence in Teaching Prize
The award’s purpose is to encourage planning schools to apply new pedagogical approaches, technologies and learning techniques in ways which enhance the theories, knowledge and skills necessary for good planning practice. The award provides an important opportunity to disseminate new and high quality teaching practices among European planning schools.
Excellence in Teaching Prize Committee
- Francesco Lo Piccolo, Department "Città e Territorio", Università degli studi di Palermo, Italy
- Roar Amdam Institute of Municipal Studies, Volda University College, Norway
- Andrea Frank, School of City and Regional Planning, Cardiff University, Wales, UK
- Lia Vasconcelos, CHAIR, Department of "Ciencias e Engenharia do Ambiente", Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
- Deborah Peel, University of Ulster, UK
- Chandrima Mukhopadhyay (Young Academics' Representative), School of Architecture, Planning and LandscapeNewcastle UniversityNewcastle upon Tyne, UK
Chair of the Committe on behalf of AESOP wishes to express a word of gratitude to Judith Allen who has been working in the Committee for many years and stepped down in July 2012.
2013 AESOP PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
Published at: 3 March 2013
2013 AESOP PRIZE FOR
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
Responses to global changes: new approaches to planning education
APPLICATION FOR THE PRIZE IS OPEN.
2012 Excellence in Teaching Award to Anlı Ataöv (METU, Ankara)
Published at: 16 July 2012
AESOP is happy to award the Excellence in Teaching Prize 2012 to the Department of City and Regional Planning of the Middle East Technical University, Ankara.
We would like to congratulate Anlı Ataöv and his colleagues: Duygu Cihanger, Funda Erkal and Ender Peker, who are the 2012 winners for the course “Planning Studio”. This award recognises the important contribution the course makes through its critical and constructive approach to planning teaching as an instrument for achieving local responses to the global issues in such difficult times.
2012 AESOP PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING 10th Anniversary
Published at: 18 March 2012
2012 AESOP PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
10th Anniversary
Local responses to global changes:
new approaches to planning education
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize 2011
Published at: 9 July 2011
Joanne Tippett, School of Environment and Development of the University of Manchester, for the Settlement Project module;and
Frank Moulaert and colleagues, ASRO Department of the KU Leuven, for the coordination of the European Module in the Spatial Development Planning Network.
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize - 2011
Published at: 1 January 2011
Application deadline May 15, 2011The award’s purpose is to encourage planning schools to apply new pedagogical approaches, technologies and learning techniques in ways which enhance the theories, knowledge and skills necessary for good planning practice. The award provides an important opportunity to disseminate new and high quality teaching practices among European planning schools.
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize - 2010
Published at: 31 December 2010
The winner of Excellence in Teaching Prize 2010 is:Konstantinos Lalenisfor his course“Planning Interventions for the 2013 Mediterranean Games in...
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize - 2009
Published at: 24 May 2009
Winner of the 2009 AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize:
The winning course is a collaboration between the Institut de Gèoarchitecture at...
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize - 2008
Published at: 24 May 2008
2008 AESOP PRIZE FOR
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
Bridging the Gap, Building the Bridge:
The Mediating Role of Planning Theory and Practice
The...
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize - 2007
Published at: 31 December 2007
The AESOP prize for Excellence in Teaching 2007 has been rewarded to:The Faculty of Urban and Regional PlanningIUAV, University of Venice,...
AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize - 2006
Published at: 31 December 2006
Winner of the 2006 AESOP Excellence in Teaching Prize:
Sustainable Development in the Urban Region in Germany and the US:Dresden and Columbus as...