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This online short course will run from 6-9 December 2021 and aims to:

• Mobilise urban equality and epistemic justice as critical lenses for engaging with urban development challenges for a diversity of students from universities across the UK;
• Provide the space for a critical discussion about the theory and practice of knowledge co-production;  
• Generate a supportive co-learning environment for students to reflect on the current or potential contributions of knowledge co-production to their doctoral research; 
• Contribute to the development of a UK Urban Learning Hub which brings together urban researchers who engage with issues of knowledge co-production and urban equality.

Eligibility criteria

Applicants are required to:

• Be enrolled in a PhD programme at a UK university;
• Demonstrate that their doctoral projects show significant interest in, or are already committed to, address issues of one or more of the following: epistemic justice, knowledge co-production and/or urban equality in relation to cities of the global South.

We particularly encourage applications from first and second-year MPhil/PhD students, but the course is open to everyone. 

For more information about the course and to download the application form, please visit