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Technische Universität München

Sommersemester 2023

Vortragende/r (Mitwirkende/r)
Brittany Engle

The focus of this course will be for students to gain an introductory knowledge to remote sensing, AI, and Google Earth Engine (GEE) in regards to how information disseminated from these sources could be used to support decision makers pre-, during, and post- natural (and human inflicted) catastrophes. This course will also touch upon how satellite data can be used to support public policy as well as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and other humanitarian objectives.

Vortragende/r (Mitwirkende/r)
Noha Halim

Beschreibung

The course “Lobbying in the EU” offers an introduction to the lobbying practices in the field of European platform governance. In the theoretical part, students explore the relationship between EU institutions and lobbying organizations and learn to identify the main approaches for lobbying practices in the EU, “strategic reading” of EU legislative texts as well as conduct analysis of Position Papers. The course will include two to three guest speakers from the European Public Policy Sphere who will give insights on real-life on the ground experience and will allow the students to ask questions and receive advice on necessary skills-sets that are useful when wanting to strive for a career in the EU-Public Policy sector. Finally, the course holds a practical part, during which the students will work in groups on a practical legal case. They will explore policy papers and briefs and will ultimately develop their own lobbying strategy in Brussels. The examination will consist of (1) a submission of “project work” (Projektarbeit) (75 %) and (2) a 25-minute oral presentation (25%).
The project work consists of two parts: (1) a position paper (max. 1.000 words) and lobbying strategy (max. 1.000 words) which will be written as a group, and an individual academic short paper about a research question of the student’s choice in the field of Platform Governance and Lobbying in the European Union. The length of the paper shall be 4.000 words (+/- 10%).

Beschreibung

The course “Lobbying in the EU” offers an introduction to the lobbying practices in the field of European platform governance. In the theoretical part, students explore the relationship between EU institutions and lobbying organizations and learn to identify the main approaches for lobbying practices in the EU, “strategic reading” of EU legislative texts as well as conduct analysis of Position Papers. The course will include two to three guest speakers from the European Public Policy Sphere who will give insights on real-life on the ground experience and will allow the students to ask questions and receive advice on necessary skills-sets that are useful when wanting to strive for a career in the EU-Public Policy sector. Finally, the course holds a practical part, during which the students will work in groups on a practical legal case. They will explore policy papers and briefs and will ultimately develop their own lobbying strategy in Brussels. The examination will consist of (1) a submission of “project work” (Projektarbeit) (75 %) and (2) a 25-minute oral presentation (25%).
The project work consists of two parts: (1) a position paper (max. 1.000 words) and lobbying strategy (max. 1.000 words) which will be written as a group, and an individual academic short paper about a research question of the student’s choice in the field of Platform Governance and Lobbying in the European Union. The length of the paper shall be 4.000 words (+/- 10%).

Vortragende/r (Mitwirkende/r)
Noha Halim
Fabienne Marco
Sofie Schönborn

  • 20.04.2023 18:00-19:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 24.04.2023 16:45-18:15 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 28.04.2023 15:00-16:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
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  • 22.05.2023 16:45-18:15 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
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  • 02.06.2023 15:00-16:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
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  • 09.06.2023 15:00-16:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
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  • 26.06.2023 16:45-18:15 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 30.06.2023 15:00-16:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 03.07.2023 16:45-18:15 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 07.07.2023 15:00-16:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 10.07.2023 16:45-18:15 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 14.07.2023 15:00-16:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt
  • 20.07.2023 18:00-19:30 Ort/Zeit nicht bekannt

This semester's topics are:

1) AI meets Quantum: Interoperability of theory & practice (Noha Halim & Fabienne Marco)

2) Digital Self Determination & the Metaverse: what would rights-based key issue areas of DSD consist of in the Metaverse?

3) Metaverse Case Studies (Sofie Schönborn)

4)Oversight Boards and Self-regulation in the technology industry (Sofie Schönborn)

5)Learning from the past: What patterns from AI and Nanotechnology can we use to predict what we can expect in the field of quantum-based tech innovation? (Fabienne Marco)

6) Risk analysis: Which risks within the development of quantum technologies can you identify, and what would be appropriate mechanisms to access the risk and opportunities in environmental quantum tech? (Fabienne Marco) For more information on the respective topics please check the homepage of the chair.

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This course offers an introduction to real-world engagement with policymakers, discussing modes of operation and analytical tools through a stylized lifecycle of policy advisory. Using real-world examples from practitioners and other experts in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), students get firsthand insights and a first understanding of policy advisory.

Vortragende/r (Mitwirkende/r)
Fabienne Marco

This course offers basic knowledge and an introduction to programming first networks suitable especially for application in social science research. This specifically includes models of the area of classification, topic modeling and Natural Language Processing in general.

Vortragende/r (Mitwirkende/r)
Fabienne Marco

This semester we invite you to work on a human-centered perspective on technology. What do we need and want to know about quantum?

Within this seminar, we want to use art to change the view on quantum technologies. We invite students of all faculties to sign up for this experience consisting of three phases. You will design your own project in the intersectional area of art and quantum!

The winners will present their project at PUZZLE X Barcelona 2023.

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