The titles and authors of all MSc in Urban Studies theses from successfully defended from the 2020 cohort are listed below. Those receiving an excellent or very high mark (17-20 in the Belgian system) are highlighted and available for download.
- Privatizing social housing supply - the New-Build Agence Immobilière Sociale Model in the Brussels Capital Region Josef Adler
- Welcoming refugees in the Camonica Valley: critical analysis of a reception model between opportunities and limits Beatrice Bellavia
- Urban children want to play outside, and freely! Luigi Bisogno
- Whose space the U-Space? Drones, verticality, societal concerns and the European regulation of urban airspace Christer Brown
- Making More Motivated Building Renovation Policies: Qualitative investigation on Why Non- Energy Benefits’(NEBs) in Building Renovation Deserve Attentions Yuanyuan Chen
- Sex workers’ right to the city within their Red-Light District. The burden of morality on sex workers in a tolerated sex workspace in Brussels Thor Colonna
- Updating the Role of Cultural Centers in Brussels: A Tale of Two Conflicting Paradigms? Johannes Cools
- The Jewish Quarter of Budapest: Authenticity and Commodification of Culture Fruzsina Csala
- Modal choice and travel behaviour of students of colour related to fear of crime in Cape Town, South Africa Siel Defrancq
- The Securitisation of Les 24-Heures Vélo and the Fear of Terrorism. The normalisation of the state of exception in contemporary urban society Cian Delaney
- To what extent does Agora’s citizens’ assembly offer an alternative to urban entrepreneurialism? Felicien Dufoor
- Factors of Success and Failure of School Streets: Evidence from the Brussels Capital Region Cédric Dujacquier
- Smalltown boys: an exploratory study on gay men in Lombardy and their sense of place Tommaso Eynard
- Space for Food: An Analysis of Professional Urban Agriculture in the Brussels Capital Region Lieselotte Gevens
- The digital urban model: Cities: Skylines as a gamified tool for public engagement in urban planning Silvain Hamar de la Brethonière
- CURB space management and shared micro-mobility systems. A comparative analysis between Brussels-Belgium, Leuven-Belgium and Lisbon-Portugal Daniel Herrera
- Experiencing citizen science: Motivations of and impacts on citizen scientists researching air pollution in Brussels Valentin Hillen
- The missing metropolis: How has federalism affected interregional mobility planning in the Brussels metropolitan area? Matteo Hinant
- Electric cargo bicycles in city logistics. A comparative environmental impact analysis Clarissa Kees
- Water Matters: The coproduction of Rainwater Harvesting as a durable source that mitigates water poverty Gabriela Landeros
- Urban Sustainability: Network Dependency Across the Urban Rural Divide in Canada’s Built Environment Alexander Morgenthaler
- Feminist Claims vs. Administrative Reality. Situating Gender Mainstreaming in Urban Planning within the Academic Discourse A Case Study of Vienna, Austria Miriam Rausch
- Multi-Scalar Governance of the Circular Economy: Socio-Technical Transformation in Denmark and its Capital Hunter Reinhardt
- Brussels’ vélomobility, more ‘art’ than science? Mathis Saeys
- International Cooperation on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans in Latin America. Investigating collaborative planning processes in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara Anouchka Strunden
- Encounters with difference: Experiences of children in three neighbourhoods of Cape Town Tiia Talvisara
- Hacking Hostile Architecture. Gentle Disobedience Against Neoliberal Public Space Alex Trotta
- Materializing energy democracy in Brussels? Approaches to participation and democracy in the energy transition by energy actors of Brussels Capital Region Chloé Verlinden
- Contemporary city-ports: The revival of the maritime sector inside cities - Renewable energy ports (wind ports) Ivana Vukelic
- Lobbying for cities and regions in the European Union: the STRING cross-border network Anna Leena Wacker