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Maarten van Ham

Professor or Urban Geography

Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment, TU Delft

Delft, Netherlands

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I am a professor of urban geography and I study spatial inequalities in cities and how they affect people, with a special interest in segregation and mobility.

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At the Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment at TU Delft, we foster a collaborative environment where innovation meets tradition in architectural education and research. Our diverse team of faculty members and students engage in interdisciplinary projects that address global challenges in urban design, sustainability, and construction technology. With state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to excellence, we prepare the next generation of architects and urban planners to shape the built environment thoughtfully and responsibly. Join us as we explore new horizons in architecture and design, driving forward as leaders in our field.
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About me

I have studies economic geography at Utrecht University and also obtained my PhD there in 2002. I worked at the University of Amsterdam and Utrecht University and was affiliated with the Max Planck Institute in Berlin. From 2006 I worked at the University of St Andrews in the UK and in 2011 I was appointed full Professor of Geography at the University of St Andrews in the UK and full Professor of Urban Geography at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. I have published 150 articles and 12 edited books and I have research experience in many countries in Europe and beyond. I have expertise in the fields of urban poverty and inequality, segregation, residential mobility and migration; mobility; neighbourhood effects; urban and neighbourhood change; housing market behaviour and housing choice; geography of labour markets; spatial mismatch of workers and employment opportunities.

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