
Professor Dr. Ingeborg Callesen
Associate Professor
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Biography
Ingeborg Callesen is an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen specializing in Forest Landscape Ecology. She has focused her research on terrestrial ecosystems since 1994, particularly in the areas of forest soil science and forest ecology through field experimentation and observation. Her research delves into carbon and nitrogen storage and cycling in forest ecosystems, employing statistical modeling and various soil databases. In recent years, she has incorporated sustainability science into her research, especially concerning bioenergy and climate change's effects on ecosystem services. She has been involved in numerous projects aimed at improving carbon stock change estimates for natural inventories and the implications of forest management on carbon sequestration. With her contribution to multi-disciplinary approaches, her work also explores the intersection of humanities and social sciences with natural sciences, addressing complex human-nature interactions. Ingeborg collaborates extensively on projects that enhance the understanding and management of forest resources in the context of climate change and sustainability.
Research Interests
Experience
Associate Professor
2006-01-01 — PresentUniversity of Copenhagen • Copenhagen, Denmark
Teaching and research in forest landscape ecology, focusing on carbon and nitrogen cycling, forest soil analysis, and sustainability assessments.
Consultant
2017-11-01 — 2018-10-31Cperf Aps •
Provided expertise on forest carbon monitoring and environmental assessments.
Courses
Requirements for University of Copenhagen
Master Program
Requirements
IELTS
TOEFL
Prerequisites
Application Checklist
- Bachelor's diploma
- Transcript of records
- Course descriptions
- Self-assessment form
- Documentation of English proficiency
Specialization Notes
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.