Teaching
The unit’s staff offers courses on the economic assessment of climate change and land use to graduate students of geosciences and economics.
Our main lectures are integrated in the curriculum of the School of Integrated Climate System Sciences. Our introductory courses are open to students from all disciplines.
We offer and contribute to special courses on concepts and methods for the integrated assessment of sustainable development. We regularly contribute to public lectures and seminars.
List of Internal Courses
Please note most course material is accessible through STiNE
- Introduction to sustainability, U.A. Schneider, (1. Semester M.Sc. Integrated Climate System Sciences [ICSS]), every winter semester
- Integrated Energy Climate Economics, H. Held (2. Semester M.Sc. Economics), every summer semester.
- Estimating sustainability, U.A. Schneider, (2. Semester M.Sc. Integrated Climate System Sciences [ICSS]), every summer semester
- Integrated Climate Economic Modelling, H. Held (2. Semester M.Sc. Integrated Climate System Sciences [ICSS]), every summer semester
- Decision under Uncertainty in the Integrated Assessment of the Energy-Climate Problem, H. Held, (3. Semester M.Sc. Economics & M.Sc. Integrated Climate System Sciences [ICSS], Electives), every winter semester
- Seminar on Integrated Climate System Sciences H. Held (3. Semester M.Sc. Integrated Climate System Sciences [ICSS], together with C. Eden, M. Hort), every winter term
- The Programming Tool: Generalized Algebraic Modelling Systems (GAMS), U.A. Schneider, (Soft skill course M.Sc. Integrated Climate System Sciences [ICSS]), Grindelberg 5 (Computer lab), 3-day block course, every semester break
- Science, Society, Participation, H. Held (open lecture to general audience, together with G. Feuerstein, G. Kirchner, R. Kollek), every summer term
- Advanced GAMS, U.A. Schneider, (open to all university, KlimaCampus, and IMPRS students with prior GAMS knowledge), 3-day block course, every semester break
- Agricultural Sector Modelling, U.A. Schneider, 3-day block course, every year
- Research Seminar on Environmental Economics and Management, H. Held (together with E. Aisbett, A. Lange, G. Perino, R. Steinhauser, weekly, every semester)
- FNU PhD Seminar Bi-monthly, H. Held and U.A. Schneider
List of External Courses
- 25. 7. 2014
‘Climate change impacts & climate economics’, SIPTA (Society for Imprecise Probability) Summer School, Montpellier, France, 21-25 July - 21.+22. 7. 2014
‘Climate Targets and Cost Effective Climate Stabilization Pathways’, Joint EPS-SIF International School on Energy 2014, 17-23 July, Varenna, Italy - 25. 4. 2014
‚Handlungsoptionen zur Lösung des Klimaproblems‘, Seminar der Stiftung der deutschen Wirtschaft (SDW) at KlimaCampus Hamburg - 20. 9. 2012
‘The Economics of Decarbonizing the Energy System’, Summer School on Climate Change in the Marine Realm, 10th -24th September 2012, Bremen, Germany - 2.+3. 8. 2012
Lecture ‘Climate Stabilization, Investments into the Energy System, and Hedging against Uncertainty’, Joint EPS-SIF International School on Energy 2012, 30 July - 4 August 2012, Varenna, Italy - 6. 7. 2012
Lecture ‘Risks of Mitigation Policies – Mitigation Policies as Risk Management Strategies’, University of the Applied Sciences Eberswalde - 24. 4. 2012
Presentation ‘Interdisciplinary M.Sc. and Doctoral Education in Climate System Science at the University of Hamburg’ at EGU 2012, Vienna - 19. 12. 2011
‘Frühwarnsysteme für abrupte Übergänge im Klimasystem und derzeitige Chancen und Grenzen einer Einbettung in einen Knightschen Entscheidungskontext’ (‘Early warning systems for abrupt transitions in the climate system and current chances and limits of embedding those in a Knightian decision context’), Ringvorlesung ‘Umgang mit komplexen Systemen’, University of Bremen, Germany - 27. 7. 2011
Lecture ‘Policies controlling the Climate Mitigation Market’ given at PIK, EIT-Climate-KIC Summer School 2011 27. 5. 2011 Lecture ‘Mitigation Costs and Climate Policy’, IMPRS-Course on Earth System Sciences and Modelling, MARUM, Bremen, May 23-27, 2011