Cities of the World (ERASMUS) 1900-ERASMUS-COTW

Boston – the city of knowledge and universities. It is a leading scientific and economic center (finance, advanced technologies, biotechnology, arms industry, and information technology (about 50 universities and colleges).
Miami – the green city, with the best conditions of living, good quality water and recycling programs. City is open for different cultures and diversity.
San Francisco - one of the most important and famous cities of the state of California. Nowadays, a large tourist resort known for its attractions, including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz prison.
Toronto - the largest city in Canada and the capital of the province of Ontario. The city serves as the economic and cultural capital of Canada. Interesting urban solutions of transportation mode in the city.
Paris – a French style development of the global metropolitan area. The development of a global metropolitan area, the capital of fashion, luxury and new technologies, will be presented against the background of historical conditions. The socio-spatial contrasts of the Paris metropolitan area will also be presented.
Warsaw – difficult transformations through centuries until now. The socio-spatial and physiognomic transformation of the city will be presented against the background of historical events up to the present day.
Berlin - the dynamics of the social and spatial transformations of the city (historical conditions, recent changes and the specificity of the revitalization process, gentrification and socio-spatial segregation).
Moscow – Moscow's urbanization problems and transportation solutions in the form of city ring roads. Political and social conditions of the city's development.
Sao Paulo – the largest city in South America and the southern hemisphere located in the southern part of Brazil, on the Tietê River. The city of contrast and slums. The city of social inequalities
Singapore - is an island country and city-state in Southeast Asia. The city characterized by a multicultural population.
Bangkok - urbanization problems of Bangkok related to too high migration pressure, air pollution and too much car traffic.
Cairo – Cairo's urbanization problems, typology of slums in Cairo, proposed solutions related to the growing migratory pressure on the city
Sydney – the iconic city. It is the largest city in Australia and Oceania with a population over the 5 million inhabitants. The city ranked among the top ten cities in the world in terms of high quality of life.