Your own LOCUS Program

Documents for scenario B and C

Please find below the documents that are referred to in scenario B and C of the main article.

Poster assignment online exchange International survey comparison Online kickoff IP Assignment format IP Program format Observational research lecture Theoretical lecture local context Theoretical lecture urban social work

Sustaining a student program beyond LOCUS.

To make sure you can build your own LOCUS project and for us to continue what we have been doing, we like to present you with a full syllabus of three different scenarios for doing LOCUS. The first scenario explains LOCUS on a local level, while scenario B and C dive into the international elements and possibilities. You can read the syllabus by clicking on the button below. The documents referred to in the text are also listed on this page.

LOCUS: A three scenario syllabus: Coming Soon

Documents for scenario A

Below you can find the documents that are referred to in scenario A of the main article

Introducing LOCUS to students (Madrid) Embedding LOCUS in a course on professional development (Antwerp) Embedding LOCUS in a course on social science (Oslo) Jane's Walk (Madrid) Introducing fieldwork and data collection (Madrid) Ethnographic methods (Oslo) Qualitative research methods for LOCUS (Oslo) Quantitative research methods for LOCUS (Oslo) Planning the fieldwork (Antwerp) From observation to reflection (Tallinn) Thematic coding and using quotes (Amsterdam) Instructions for a research report instructions (Oslo)

Labs of Contextualized Urban Social Work

Documents for scenario B and C

Sustaining a student program beyond LOCUS.

Documents for scenario A