Habilitationen und Dissertationen

Andreas Heinimann

MSc in Environmental Science ETH Zurich; PhD in Integrative Geography and Sustainable Development University of Bern. Habilitation entitled: "Land Use Systems and Sustainable Development: Mesoscale Approaches in Land System Science”, 2017

Sandra Eckert

Sandra Eckert

Msc in Geography, University of Zurich; PhD in Geography, University of Zurich. Habilitation, working title: “ Remote sensing and geospatial technologies in Support of Sustainable Natural Resource Management“.

Johanna Jacobi

MSc in Geography (minors: Biology and Social Anthropology); PhD in Geography. Habilitaiton entitled: "Transdisciplinary Pathways to Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems: Obstacles and opportunities for co‐creating knowledge and transformative action", 2019

Flurina Schneider

MSc in Geography (minors: law, botany, environmental protection); PhD in Integrative geography and sustainable development. Habilitation entitled “Transdisciplinary and Transformative Research for Sustainable Governance of Natural Resources: Towards Intra- and Intergenerational Justice”, 2016

Christoph Oberlack

Prediploma (BSc equivalent) Economics, University of Osnabrück, Germany; Diploma (MSc equivalent) Economics, University of Münster, Germany; PhD in Economics, University of Freiburg, Germany. Habilitation, working title: “Governing telecoupled resource systems for environmental justice”

Theresa Tribaldos

MSc in Geography, University of Zurich; MA in Geopolitics, Territory and Security, King's College London; PhD in International Relations, ETH Zurich. Habilitation, working title: “Food system transition and transformation: Justice, sustainability and transdisciplinarity“

Julie G. Zähringer

BSc Biology, University of Zurich; MSc Environmental Sciences, ETH Zurich; PhD in Geography and Sustainable Development, University of Bern. Habilitation, working title: “Sustainable development of tropical landscapes at the interface between conservation, cash crop expansion, and subsistence agriculture – a land science approach”

Patrick Illien

BA in International Relations, MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development; PhD studies: The Bittersweet Taste of "Miracle Growth". A political economy analysis of poverty, labour, and economic growth in the coffee heartlands of Laos and Rwanda

Lilian Trechsel

BSc in Sport Science and Geography (University of Bern), MSc in in Geography (University of Bern); PhD studies: Learning for Sustainable Development in Higher Education and Beyond: Finding and Shaping Transformative Spaces

Vong Nanthanvong

Higher diploma in Agronomy, MSc in Geography (University of Bern), Advanced Master in Development Studies (Graduate Institute Geneva); PhD studies: Pathways to sustainable agricultural investments in the Lao PDR: Transformations in natural resource and labour relations through land-based investments and their impacts on human well-being

Mélanie Feurer

BSc in Agriculture, MSc in Life Sciences (Bern University of Applied Sciences), MSc in Geography (University of Bern); PhD studies: Ecosystem services for communities in forest frontiers – An assessment of nature’s benefits to local stakeholders under different land use and tenure systems in a tropical frontier landscape in Myanmar

Onintsoa Ravaka Andriamihaja

Master in Forestry Engineer (University of Antananarivo); PhD studies: Telecoupled land governance: Actors, flows, and institutions in north-eastern Madagascar

Emily Brandão

BSc in Geography; MSc in Environmental Planning; PhD studies: Socioeconomic and productive dynamics of the Brazilian semi-arid agrarian space: analysis on States'interventions

Helen Gambon

BA in Social Anthropology (University of Bern); MA in Anthropology of Transnationalism and the State (ATS) (University of Bern); PhD studies: Constitutionality processes and social-ecological dynamicsin the Pilón Lajas Indigenous Territory and Biosphere Reserve

Jorge Llopis

BA in History (UNED, Madrid); MA in African Studies (University of Copenhagen); PhD studies: Telecoupled land use change in north-eastern Madagascar: trade-offs in ecosystem services supply and implications for local human well-being

Donia Mühlematter

Engineer in Agricultural Science (Carthage University); MSc in Drylands management and Combating Desertification (Carthage University); MSc in Integrated Drylands Management (Chinese Academy of Science); PhD in Desertification, Environment and Climate Change (Carthage University); PhD studies (University of Bern): Towards sustainable land management in degraded ecosystems: Assessments of land degradation and land management in northwest Tunisia

Heliodoro Ochoa

Bachelor in Geography (University of Guadalajara); Master in Regional Environmental and Development Studies (Ibero-American University Puebla); PhD studies: Struggling for sustainable water governance: Social conflicts and alternatives from the bottom up in Mexico

Roger Bär

BSc in Geography, University of Bern; MSc in Environmental Science, University of Geneva. PhD studies: Supply Potentials of Biomass Cooking Fuels in East Africa.

Achiba Gargule

BA in Land Economics (University of Nairobi); MA in International Political Economy (Newcastle University, UK). PhD Studies: Renewing disruption: the state, pastoralism discourses and development practices at the margins of Kenya 1965-2015.

Chantal Ingabire

Bachelor in Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, National University of Rwanda; Master in Agribusiness Management and Trade, Kenyatta University; PhD in Agricultural Economics, Egerton University. PhD studies: Market participation and its impact on food security and rural employment among smallholder women farmers in Rwanda.