Courses in the Summer Semester 2026
Economics of Natural Resources
Lecture: Tuesday, 08:00–09:30, SPQ-1302
Tutorial: Wednesday, 18:00–19:30, SPQ-0302
Climate Change Economics
Lecture: Wednesday, 11:30–13:00, MIB-1107
Tutorial: Wednesday, 16:15–17:45, MIB-1108
(Pro)Seminar in Energy and Resource Economics
Room and schedule will be announced later.
Microeconomic Theory
Review tutorial (block course): 16 June, 23 June, 30 June, and 7 July 2026
each from 08:00–13:00, FOR-0241r
Please also regularly check OPAL for updates on the courses.
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Thesis topics offered by the chair:
- Förderung der sozialen Akzeptanz erneuerbarer Heiztechnologien: Ein Vergleich politischer Maßnahmen (Fostering social acceptance of renewable heating technologies: comparison of policy tools)
- Extremereignisse und Energiepreisschwankungen: Der Einfluss verschiedener Extremereignisse (Extreme events and energy price volatility: tracing the impact of different extreme events)
- Das Mieter-Vermieter Dilemma in der deutschen Wärmewende: Eigenschaften und Lösungsansätze (The landlord-tenant dilemma in the German heating transition: characteristics and solutions)
- Landwirtschaft in Afrika vor dem Hintergrund des Klimawandels: Möglichkeiten der Anpassungsfinanzierung und ausgewählte Fallbeispiele (Agriculture in Africa in the context of climate change: options for adaptation financing and selected case studies)
- Klimafinanzierung: ein Überblick über die Fonds der UNFCCC (Climate finance: an overview of UNFCCC funds)
- Private und öffentliche Charakteristika von Klimaschutz- und Anpassungsmaßnahmen (Private and public characteristics of climate mitigation and adaptation measures)
- The impact of energy cooperatives on Germany’s energy transition
- A comparison of economic methods for analyzing water conflicts
- Water conflicts in the German open-cast mining region Lusatia - a socio-economic analysis
- Exploring conflicts arising from Germany’s energy transition
- Balancing renewable energy expansion with agricultural land use: stakeholder perspectives and conflict resolution in Germany
- Fiscal Intervention in the food sector - helpful or expensive?
- Food labels - consumers choice, bureaucratic obstacles or helpful tools?
Interested students are kindly asked to contact the nicole [dot] rudolph [at] vwl [dot] tu-freiberg [dot] de (secretariat).
The seminar topics offered by the chair can be found in the corresponding OPAL course.