Mahakavi G Memorial Cultural Centre, Kochi
Centre for Urban Studies and its Student Cohort joins Arts Space Kochi (ASK) and c-hed in organizing a talk for urban students and enthusiasts titled Significance of Katta Local:Uurban spheres of Kochi as regional city
Institute of Management in Govt, Thiruvananthapuram
Centre for Urban Studies (CUS) resource joins Institute of Management in Government (IMG) in running Research Methodology for Urban Policy in Kerala from 21-23 March 2024
Indian Habitat Centre, New Delhi
The Network Summit on AI is organized by the Nordic Centre in India in collaboration with OsloMet - Oslo Metropolitan University and the Algorithmic Governance Research Network and is supported by The Research Council of Norway. While building on existing networks and collaborations, the aim is to establish new partnerships and synergies for future projects.
MG University
Starting September 2023, Centre for Urban Studies is organising Social Scientists writing fiction.
CPPR
Urban Studies students and researchers along with Director, Centre for Urban Studies, Dr. Mathew Varghese, participated in the Workshop of Urban Governance and Citizenship in Kochi organised by CPPR, on 16 January 2023.
Kochi Corporation
Workshop on Advancing Climate action in Kochi - Facilitating c-hed's priorities as Kochi's designated cell for climate action' was held to explore the opportunities of further integrating multiple climate resilience and adaptation programs in Kochi. The event had the participation of major stakeholders in the city
IR Seminar Hall
Centre for Urban Studies organised an interactive session involving Urban Studies students of SIRP and Master's students of Urban Ecological Planning at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway, on the 1st of November 2022. The interactive session featured presentations by students from Norwegian University of Science and Technology followed by interactions with the cohort from SIRP.
IR Seminar Hall
Centre for Urban Studies organised a webinar on 'Moving from Pandemic Adaptation to a Mainstream Method: Lessons from an Experiment in Remote Photovoice in One Settlement in ACCRA, Ghana'
