Noémie Suissa
PhD student PhD student and Assistant Lecturer Université Gustave Eiffel
Research area(s)
Bio
Noémie Suissa is a geographer and urban planner, a PhD student at the Techniques, Territories and Societies Laboratory (LATTS) and affiliated with Gustave-Eiffel University. A qualified teacher of geography, her research focuses on the effects of terrorism on the city of Paris.
Research topics
- Urban geography
- The Geography of Terrorism
- Layout
- Security
Disciplines scientifiques
- Geography
- Urban planning
Ongoing research
- PhD thesis in Geography and Urban Planning entitled: ‘Making Paris safer since the attacks of 13 November 2015’
Teaching
- Tutorial on ‘Health Geography’ (48 teaching hours in Year 1), Gustave Eiffel University
- Tutorial: ‘Graphic Semiology’ (24 HETD in Year 2), Gustave Eiffel University
- Tutorial: ‘Digital Cartography’ (48 teaching hours in the second year of the bachelor’s degree), Gustave Eiffel University
- Tutorial: ‘Geography of Emerging Countries’ (24 HETD in Year 2), Gustave Eiffel University
- Tutorial: ‘Geography of France’ (24 HETD in Year 3), Gustave Eiffel University
- Course: ‘Teaching Geography for the CAPES’ (24 teaching hours in the third year of the Bachelor’s degree), Gustave Eiffel University
- Course: ‘Methodology and Interpretation of Topographical Maps’ in the Master’s 1 Research and Agrégation programme (30 HETD), Sorbonne University
- Tutorial: ‘Sociology of Science’ (32 HETD) in the second year of the Bachelor’s programme, Sciences Po
Scientific and institutional responsibilities
- Member and former co-coordinator of the Urban and Environmental Risks (RUE) research group
Awards
- Recipient of the Palladio Foundation Scholarship (2023)