Entry requirements

This Master’s has strong interdisciplinary connotations and is aimed at students from a range of backgrounds (administration, anthropology, architecture, law, economics, geography, development, history, sociology, political science, engineering sciences, etc.). It features various pedagogical activities (classes, workshops, dissertation, placement, field experience, individual and group work, etc.) and requires students to be seriously committed to the course.

Benefits of the program

Highly multidisciplinary approaches, significant connections with the operational world, strong ties to fundamental and applied research, environment that supports interactions with architects, engineers and social and human sciences.

Acquired skills

Territorial and urban diagnosis, analysis of issues and stakeholder interactions at various levels, assessment of initiatives: land use, landscapes, urban structures, mobility, public space, heritage, environment, etc. Presentation and sharing of knowledge. Planning, programming, forecasting and strategy. Coordination of operational activity and processes, organisation of relationships (project managers, contractors, residents, users). Land rights, specifications.

International

Possible in S2 (second semester of M1).

Capacities

120

Course venue

Your future career

M1 graduates tend to pursue their studies in one of the M2 programmes offered at EUP, subject to their application being suitable for the objectives of each programme. After graduating from M2, career opportunities include: urban planner, research officer, analyst, consultant, business manager, mission manager, development officer, assistant project manager, project manager, department manager, operations manager.

Professional integration

After graduating from M2, career opportunities include:

- Urban planner

- Research officer

- Analyst

- Consultant

- Business manager

- Mission manager

- Development officer

- Assistant project manager

- Project manager

- Department manager

- Operations manager

- Etc.

Study objectives

Train students in development and urban planning.

Major thematics of study

Geography, architecture, law, urban engineering, sociology, economics, history, etc.

Calendar

In M1, a work placement is not mandatory. If students do carry out a work placement, it must be minimum four weeks long, starting any time from June and finishing before the M2 academic year starts (in September; the date depends on the programme).