Gregor C. Falk

Gregor C. Falk is a Professor of Physical Geography at Freiburg University of Education, with a research focus on the interconnected social, ecological, and environmental dimensions of land use and climate change. As Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technology, he leads academic initiatives while advancing projects like the Geowindow for interactive Earth science education.

• Education: Studium der Geographie, Anglistik und Politikwissenschaften an der TU und FU Berlin.

His work spans sustainability education, digital learning tools, and South Asian coastal dynamics, including studies on Bangladesh's deltas and climate-induced migration. Recent publications explore hybrid teaching methods and historical figures like Alexander von Humboldt in sustainability contexts.

Key lecture themes include climate change as a scapegoat, coastal vulnerabilities, and BNE (Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung). He collaborates internationally with institutions in Bangladesh, New Zealand, and the U.S., emphasizing experiential learning and geospatial technologies.

Notable projects address pre-war German territories, global climate hotspots, and UNESCO-endorsed educational frameworks. Despite extensive output, no specific scientific awards are mentioned.