Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions

Nature Based Metropolitan Solutions

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The Non-degree in Nature Based Metropolitan Solutions at Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions is a program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

AMS Institute is a world-class innovation hub in Amsterdam where talent is educated to solve complex urban challenges. Through its unique partnership between TU Delft, Wageningen University, and MIT, it offers a transdisciplinary environment for the next generation of urban innovators.

About the Program

This course on Nature Based Metropolitan Solutions is designed for individuals interested in enhancing urban environments through ecological principles. It spans 6 weeks and is delivered online, making it accessible for students worldwide. Ideal candidates are those who are passionate about urban planning, environmental sustainability, and the integration of nature in city design.

Throughout the course, participants will explore the design, implementation, and monitoring of nature-based solutions in urban settings. The curriculum covers relational thinking, governance, and the synthesis of ecology and economy. Students will engage with real-world examples and develop critical perspectives on their local environments, preparing them to tackle urban challenges effectively.

Graduates of this course can pursue various roles such as Urban Planner, Environmental Consultant, Landscape Architect, or Policy Advisor. They will be equipped with skills applicable in both public and private sectors, focusing on sustainable city development and urban regeneration. The knowledge gained will enable them to contribute to creating resilient urban ecosystems that benefit communities and the environment.

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