The titles and authors of all MSc in Urban Studies theses from successfully defended from the 2019 cohort are listed below. Those receiving an excellent or very high mark (17-20 in the Belgian system) are highlighted and available for download.
- Overcoming intercultural differences through volunteering: a case study at ‘de Roma’ Nathalie Bevers
- Nature-based Solutions for cities: Multi-scale policy support versus local practice Rafael Consolmagno
- The Quest for Uncertainty. Decolonizing the Future in Urban Planning Jan Denoo
- Women’s Safety at Night: Insights into the perception of safety and travel decision making of women from Brussels and Recife Leila Farina
- Policing cities under antiterrorism: towards the sanctuarisation of events in public space? Festive events and protests in Brussels Merlin Gillard
- Urban Night Mobility in Île-de-France. Influence of Differences in Accessibility on the Job Location Choice of Workers in Bars & Restaurants Florence Hournon
- (Not so) free-float mobility. How free-float mobility became regulated in Amsterdam, Brussels and Madrid Rens Jonker
- Geographical and infrastructural permeability of prison spaces: A mixed methods study of five Belgian prisons Leonor Laloy
- Fragments of (In)security. An analysis of antiterrorism measures in Brussels’ public space Tamara Makishima
- "We are now one people"? Maori urbanisation and its spatial-ontological implications on the 20th century (urban) Maori society Alexandre Miedzir
- Durability of temporability. Long-term effect of temporary use illustrated on case studies of socio-cultural centres Allée du Kaai and Kasarna Karlin Eva Nemeckova
- Planning for sustainable communities. Diverging ideals and contested practises Kristian Salte
- Bike sharing: How can it contribute to urban mobility? A Case Study of Brussels & St. Petersburg Lasse Schneider
- Exploring opportunities of Transit-Oriented Development on Brussels’ suburban train network. A case-study based approach David Schwengler
- Whirls in main stream. How citizens experiment with alternative watermanagement in Brussels Daniel Siemsglüss