Ying Chang | 教职员工 | 澳门尼威斯人网站8311 (XJTLU)

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Dr Ying Chang is an Associate Professor and Deputy Programme Director of BA/BEng Urban Planning and Design. She also serves as Department E-learning Coordinator and School Work Placement Officer.

Ying's main research area is housing, community development and well-being.

Dr Ying Chang has provided consultancy service for the World Bank and local government on housing, urbanisation and development.

Ying's main teaching and research philosophy is capability approach, equal access and justice.

Qualifications
- Certificate in Action Learning Facilitator Course (Advanced Level), World Facilitator Association, 2018
- Certificate in Professional Studies in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, University of Liverpool, 2016
- PhD, Newcastle University (UK), 2010
- BArch, Wuhan University of Technology, 2003
Experience
- Assistant Professor, Department of Urban Planning and Design, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, 2011 to Present
- Honorary Teacher, Department of Geography and Planning, the University of Liverpool, 2011 to Present
- Trainer and Research Fellow, Institute of Leadership and Education Advanced Development, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, 2018 to Present
- Visiting Scholar, Healthy High Density City Lab, Faculty of Architecture, the University of Hong Kong, 2017 Oct to 2018 Feb
- Teaching and Research Assistant, School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape, Newcastle University, 2010 to 2011
- Teaching and Admin Assistant, School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Wuhan University of Technology, 2003 to 2005
Research interests
- Housing for Disadvantaged Groups
- Built Environment and Public Health
- Community Development and Governance
Articles
- He, S and Chang, Y (2020 online) A zone of exception? Interrogating the hybrid housing regime and nested enclaves in China-Singapore Suzhou-Industrial-Park, in Housing Studies DOI: 10.1080/02673037.2020.1814208
- Chang, Y., Lau, M., & Calogero, P. (2019). Participatory governance in China: analysing state-society relations in participatory initiatives in Suzhou. International Development Planning Review, 41(3), 329-352.
- Chang, Y. and Tipple, G (2009). "Realities of life and housing in a poor neighbourhood in urban China: livelihoods and vulnerabilities in Shanghai Lane, Wuhan." International Development Planning Review 31(2): 165-198.
Proceedings
- Chang, L., L. Tao, Q. Wei, X. Yang and Y. Chang. (2012) Seeking New self-identify for Landless Farmers During the Urban-rural Integration Process: a comparative study of two landless farmers’ neighbourhoods in Southen Jiangsu Province, P.R of China, Symposium Proceedings of ‘Urban Planning and Quality of Life’ Academic Committee of Foreign Studies in Urban Planning (ACoFSUP) & the Journal of Urban Planning International (UPI) 2012 conference, page 118-136
Chapters, cases, readings and supplements
- Ying Chang, Jing. Lv., and Xiaonan, Zhang. (2015). Spatial and social assessment of urban neighbourhoods in change in China-A case study of a large scale resettlement neighbourhood in South Jiangsu Province, Chapter 2 in ‘Building Resilient Cities in China; the Nexus between Planning and Science: Selected papers from the 7th International Association for China Planning Conference Shanghai, China June 29-July 1, edited by Xueming Chen and Qisheng Pan,; Publisher: Springer.
- Ying Chang and Jie Chen (2013). Chapter 4: Public Housing in Shanghai: A tool with Multiple Purposes. in the Future of Public Housing: Trends in the East and the West, edited by Jie Chen, Mark Stephens, Joyce Yanyun Man. Page 49-64, Springer
Conference presentations
- Chang, Y. (2017) The co-existence and social segregation of home place in a new town-a close examination of one evolving medium-sized town in Yangtze delta, paper presented at International conference on Fragmentation, Polarisation and Resilience: Four Urban Contexts Compared, Nov 29 – Dec 1, 2017, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong.
- Chang, Y. (2015) Lessons learnt from teaching practices of participatory neighbourhood planning in China The Association of European Planning Schools 2015 Congress, 9th to 14th July, Prague, Czech Republic
- Chang, Y. (2015). Is vertical living better for landless farmers in China? at the Asia Pacific Network of Housing Research Conference 2015 – Housing 2.0: Search for New Paradigms for Collaborative Housing. April 9-12, Gwangju, South Korea
- Chang, Y. (2015). Re-thinking the Meaning of Home-A Critical Review of Government Supported Housing Policy in China at the Asia Pacific Network of Housing Research Conference 2015 – Housing 2.0: Search for New Paradigms for Collaborative Housing. April 9-12, Gwangju, South Korea
- Chang, Y. (2014) : Neighbourhood resilience in rapidly growing mass housing areas in urban China, The Association of European Planning Schools 2014 Congress, 9th to 14th July, Utrecht-Delft, the Netherlands
- Chang, Y., N. Diniz., B. Chen., and YP. Dong (2014) : Participatory Neighbourhood Planning in China-report from the frontline, The Association of European Planning Schools 2014 Congress, 9th to 14th July, Utrecht-Delft, Netherlands
- Chang, Y. (2013). Neighbourhood planning and community development of large-scale resettlement neighbourhoods for landless farmers in China. the Asia Pacific Network of Housing Research Conference 2013 – Global Housing Dilemmas: The way forwards, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- Chang, Y. and J. Lv (2013) The study of employment subcentres and polycentricity in Shanghai-Suzhou Agglomeration Region. the Second International Workshop on Regional, Urban, and Spatial Economics in China. Peking University, Peking, Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy.
Grants
- Chang, Y. (2020-2022) Principal Investigator, ‘The effects of micro landscape revitalization in the Yangtze Delta Ecological Green Integrated Development -the examination of the ecological and health restorative benefits of community garden’. XJTLU Key Program Special Fund (KSF-E-58). Project Value: RMB 200, 000.
- Chang, Y. (2019-2021) Principal Investigator, ‘Elderly-friendly Environment Construction during Rapid Urbanization-Longitudinal Empirical Study of Determinant Factors of Built-environment on Health’. National Natural Sciences Funding Young Scientist Programme (NSFC 51808451). Project Value: RMB 300, 000.
- Chang, Y. 2017 Principal Investigator, The ‘push and pull’ of vertical living for older resettled farmers. Funded by XJTLU Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF201712). Project Length: 3 months, Project Value: RMB10,000.
- Chang, Y. 2016 Principal Investigator, Lessons learnt from civilisation of relocated farmers in urbanisation of Wujiang Tai Lake New Town. Funded by Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool City and Environment Research Institute. Project Length: 12 months, Project Value: RMB20,000.
- Chang, Y. 2016 Principal Investigator, Social Management Innovation during urbanisation of Wujiang Tai Lake New Town. Funded by Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool City and Environment Research Institute. Project Length: 12 months, Project Value: RMB20,000.
- Chang, Y. 2016 Principal Investigator, An exploration of collaborative community planning in SIP. Funded by XJTLU Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF201612). Project Length: 3 months, Project Value: RMB10,000.
- Chang, Y. 2015 Principal Investigator, Social Inclusion in Rapidly Growing Migrant Communities in South Suzhou: A Survey of Sociolinguistic Factors. Funded by XJTLU Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF201513). Project Length: 3 months, Project Value: RMB10,000.
- Chang, Y. 2014 Principal Investigator, How original residents move in new towns-a study of travel behavior of landless farmers in SIP. Funded by XJTLU Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF201489). Project Length: 3 months, Project Value: RMB10,000.
- Chang, Y. 2013 Principal Investigator, A regulatory framework review of residential neighbourhoods in China, the case of Suzhou Industrial Park (SURF201351). Project Length: 3 months, Project Value: RMB10,000.
- Chang, Y. 2012. Principal Investigator, Social capital and the community development for large scale of resettlement community of displaced farmers. Funded by Suzhou Association of Social Sciences Studies (12-B-02). Project Length: 6 months, Project Value: RMB20,000 (including 1:1 match from SIPEDI).
- Chang, Y. 2011 Principal Investigator, Neighbourhood planning for large scale resettlement neighbourhoods. Funded by XJTLU Research Development Fund, RDF 11-03-11 Project Length: 24 months, Project Value: RMB30,000.
Professional service activities
- Deputy Programme Director (BA/BEng Urban Planning and Design), 2021 to present
- Department e-learning Coordinator, 2020 to present
- Design School Work Placement Officer, 2020 to present
- Department Work Placement Officer, 2018 to present
- Initiator and Coordinator, XJTLU Community Engagement Project, 2016 to Present
- Member, XJTLU Academic Practice Sub-Committee (APSC), 2018 to 2019
- Member, XJTLU Academic Quality Sub-Committee (AQSC), 2018 to 2020
Courses taught
- CDE002 Introduction to Urban Planning and Design
- CDE101 Issues and Practice of Planning in China I
- CDE103 History and Purpose of Planning
- CDE106 Issues and Practice of Planning in China II
- CDE110 Neighbourhood Planning
- CDE205 Planning Methodology
- CDE206 Projecting and Managing Urban Future
- CDE301 Planning Law and Governance
- CDE405 Politics, Society and Participation
Professional memberships
- Member, XJTLU-Wujiang Tai Lake New Town Urbanisation Research Institute, 2015 to Present
- Member, XJTLU Research Institute of Ageing and Society, 2015 to 2017
- Member, Healthy High Density City Lab, Faculty of Architecture, University of Hong Kong, 2018 to Present
- British Higher Education Committee
Awards and honours
- The Outstanding Teacher (Highly Commended) (2018) at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
- the 2nd Prize of National Award on Innovative Teaching in Higher Education (2018) (Organisor: Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University)
- the Most Innovative Teaching Practice (Highly Commended) (2014) at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
- Overseas Research Scheme (ORS) (2006-2009) at Newcastle University
- Henry Lester Trust (2006, 2007)
- The Great Britain-China Educational Trust (2007), Universities’ China Committee in London

Ying ChangPHD

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