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  • From 2008: Course development, lecturing and examination in School of GeoSciences MSc course Integrated Resource Planning.
  • From 2008: Course development, lecturing and examination in School of GeoSciences undergraduate course Sustainability, Society and Environment
  • Wageningen University

  • 2006-2008: Curriculum development for two international global change summer schools Understanding Global Environmental Change for the Dutch environmental science graduate school SENSE.
  • 2006-2007: Course development, coordination, lecturing and examination in University of Wageningen MSc course Global Change.
  • 2006: Course ware development for the Ecosystems and human well-being course of the Dutch Open University.

    Invited lectures at international summer schools

  • Lecturing in ecosystem services and foresight analysis in the Higher Education Support Program project for the former USSR, promoting multidisciplinary environmental science teaching. Annual summer schools from 2011.
  • Lecturing the Central European University summer school 'Ecosystem Vulnerability to Climate Change'. Budapest, 5- 14 July 2010.Vulnerability of ecosystem services to global change.
  • Lecturing the Central European University summer school 'Integrating Sustainability Thinking into Academic Curricula'. Budapest, 5- 11 July 2009.Scenarios as a tool to explore environmental change impacts.
  • Lecturing and tutoring at the AVEC summer school 'Integrated Assessment of Vulnerable Ecosystems under Global Change' . Peyresq, 18-30 September 2005. Mapping ecosystem service vulnerability across Europe.
  • Lecturing at the AVEC summer school 'Integrated Assessment of Vulnerable Ecosystems under Global Change' . Peyresq, 14-27 September 2003. Mapping ecosystem service vulnerability across Europe.
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