Marcin Zebrowski talks about studying at Lund University in Sweden. Listen about the Sustainale Urban Design course, the education system, cultural differences and why you don't get a grade for your projects there.
Marcin Zebrowski
Astudent of architecture at Lund University, majoring in Sustainable Urban Design. He completed his bachelor's degree at the University of Warsaw, as part of which he was an exchange student at the Blekinge Institute of Technology in Sweden. He gained his professional experience through an internship at Urban Power's Copenhagen office, and begins an internship at Henning Larsen in August 2020. He received a special mention in the Europan 15 international architectural competition for a project in Borås, Sweden. Additionally, he has been involved in the urban prototyping process for the "Living Street" project in Warsaw and Dąbrowa Górnicza. Enthusiast of cities, soccer, travel and podcasts.
scope of the podcast
[0:01]
Introduction
[0:19]
Direction of Sustainable Urban Design
[0:56]
Studying in Sweden, why such a decision, Erasmus+
[1:34]
Lund University, how to get there and what the education is like and contact with lecturers
[5:58]
Swedish approach to education
[7:09]
Atmosphere at the university, daily student life
[8:58]
Field trips
[10:24]
Student guilds
[11:41]
Individual work
[12:40]
Perspectives after graduation from university
From the podcast series titled: "All about education - the best universities".
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illustrations courtesy of Marcin Zebrowski
