The research school ASSURE - Adaptation of Urban Space through Sustainable Regeneration - will develop new knowledge about sustainable renovation and conversion of buildings, neighbourhoods and neighbourhoods.

About the doctoral school

The doctoral school ASSURE (Adaptation of Urban Space through Sustainable Regeneration) is a collaboration between Malmö University, Lund University of Technology, Uppsala University via Campus Gotland, and RISE, funded by Formas.

Since autumn 2023, the research school has eight doctoral students distributed across the three universities and RISE.

The academic setting

Doctoral students, researchers, and partners are based in different locations but work closely together through joint meetings and collaborative projects. The graduate school’s doctoral courses are also open to doctoral students from other higher education institutions.

For more information, visit ASSURE’s webpage.

ASSURE´s webpage

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The academic environment aims to contribute to sustainable urban development through research and education in collaboration with actors from the public and private sectors and civil society.

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A multi-disciplinary department with exciting and multifaceted urban research and study programmes focusing on a broad spectrum of issues relating to society and urban areas, real estate and housing, planning, organisation and public transport – nationally and internationally.