Social Ecology is becoming firmly established in the academic field as the science which explores societal relations to nature. This means that the importance of academic teaching is increasing. We want young scientists to become qualified in this field and want to allow them to come into contact with the basic concepts and methods of Social Ecology as early as possible. 

We are cooperating with the Goethe University Frankfurt within its "Environmental Sciences" master's degree programme, where we are responsible for the "Social Ecology" module. 

Final theses can be written at ISOE within selected on-going projects. If you are interested, please visit theses and contact Diana Hummel, Coordinator for Academic Cooperation and Qualification of Young Scientists.