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Planning the Cycling City Summer Program

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During this three-week summer program “Planning the Cycling City”, participants delve into the vibrant city of Amsterdam, using it as a dynamic setting to investigate the profound impact of history, policy, infrastructure, urban planning, and culture on urban cycling in the Netherlands. Students are encouraged to contribute their personal insights and experiences from cycling in cities worldwide, facilitating a diverse exchange of perspectives, visions, and aspirations which culminate in a final knowledge event. Participants also join an alumni network of over 200 people from 27 different countries.

https://summerschool.uva.nl/content/summer-courses/planning-the-cycling-city/planning-the-cycling-city.html

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