The SuCo2 group is supervising PhD projects working on the interface of sustainable consumption and sustainability communication. The following overview lists ongoing and completed projects. If you are interested in conducting your PhD project with SuCo2, please contact Daniel Fischer.
Ongoing PhD projects
Social practices of using and replacing electronic devices
PhD project by Tamina Hipp Product longevity is a decisive factor for sustainability – especially…
Students’ understanding of sustainability
PhD project by Anna Sundermann More soon …
Developing and assessing key competencies for sustainability
PhD project by Jordan King More soon …
“Learning” time in ESE
PhD project by Claire Grauer In my PhD I am interested in inquiring into how…
Identity dynamics in local food groups
PhD project by Karoline Poeggel More soon …
Completed PhD projects
First supervision/chair
- Pascal Frank (Leuphana University) (second supervisor: Christine Wamsler; third supervisor: Regine Herbrik): Developing affective-motivational competence within education for sustainable consumption through self-reflexive learning activities (defended in September 2020)
Co-supervision/Co-chair
- Aaron Redman (Arizona State University) (first supervisor/chair: Arnim Wiek; committee members: Matthias Barth, George Basile, Yoko Mochizuki): Assessing the Development of Key Competencies in Sustainability (defended in July 2020).
- Tina Böhme (TU Berlin) (first supervisor: Ulf Schrader, third supervisor: Elke van der Meer): Mindfulness training in schools: a way to more sustainable consumption behavior among young people? (defended in July 2020)
- Laura Stanszus (TU Berlin) (first supervisor: Ulf Schrader, third supervisor: Nina Langen): Education for Sustainable Consumption through Mindfulness Training: Conceptualization and Results of an Intervention Study (defended in September 2019)
- Matthias Fischer (Leuphana University) (first supervisor: Harald Heinrichs, second supervisor: Pim Martens): From measuring the immeasurable to designing the discourse. Considering sustainability in German health politics dialectically (defended in December 2018)
- Mohamad Saifudin Bin Mohamad Saleh (Leuphana University) (first supervisor: Harald Heinrichs, second supervisor: Nik Norma Nik Hasan): Environmental communication among the media and environmental non-governmental organizations (ENGO’s) in Malaysia: a roller coaster ride? (defended in August 2016)