Entry requirements

The Master's degree is open to students who have validated 240 ECTS in training courses in urban planning, architecture, geography, landscape, political science, environmental science, sociology, law, etc. Admission is made after examination of the application file, a written test and an interview. The knowledge and skills expected at the beginning of the course cover the fundamentals of urban planning (disciplinary approaches, methodologies, understanding of the challenges of urban space organisation); level C1 of French for foreign students is required.

Benefits of the program

Comprehensive training in the practical production of the city for public and private careers whose missions are mainly the definition and conduct of project (project intention, programming, implementation, management);

A strong link with the actors and the professionals of the planning through the teachers, the topics approached, the workshops. An excellent employability rate.

Acquired skills

- Making a position and intervening in multi-stakeholder situations, at the intersection of political, technical, citizen and institutional spheres;
- Understanding evolutions and controversies, and inventing new solutions;
- Elaborating and conducting programming initiatives in urban planning and development;
- Controling and building the feasibility of projects;
- Transforming planning practices.

Maximum capacities

40

Registration details

Based on the Applicant's country of residence, applications are to be done online, through the eCandidate portal (Université Gustave eiffel), or through the Campus France (Etudes en France) portal.

Course venue

Schedule of studies

Lessons from September through the end of March. 4 to 6 months internship is mandatory, from April onwards.

Your future career

This training is intended for urban project management and project management assistance in the public and private sectors of urban planning. These occupations correspond to specific functions within various organizations: public and para-public operators (public institutions, large institutions, local public development companies), private development groups, private urban developers and contractors, office buildings study positioned in the project management assistance, especially those specialized in programming but also in urban project management, local authorities and intercommunal structures, associative actors.

Professional integration

This training primarily focuses on urban project management and project management assistance in the public and private sectors of urban projects and planning. These occupations correspond to functions identified within various organizations: local authorities and inter-municipal structures; public and parapublic operators (public institutions, large institutions, semi-public companies and local public development companies); private groups of development; private urban developers and builders; consulting firms in the field of project management assistance, especially those specialized in programming and urban project management.

Study objectives

In a context characterised by the evolution of the issues and professions of urban planning, this Master course aims to train professionals able to address urban transformations in their dimensions both global (intersectorial) and local (contextualized). In this perspective, this Master course trains new professional skills expected in urban programming, project approaches and urban management to explore, develop and implement solutions adapted to changing urban spaces. It trains in the fields of urban project management and assistance to urban project management in the public and private sectors of urban planning.

Major thematics of study

Urban planning, spatial planning.

Study organization

Le parcours de M2 articule enseignements théoriques et pratiques en tronc commun. L’apprentissage comporte un travail en atelier (100 heures en S3 [3e semestre] et S4 [4e semestre]), qui mobilise les étudiant.es en petits groupes sur un projet (diagnostic et préconisations), en réponse à une commande réelle d’un acteur de l’aménagement et de l’urbanisme. Une remise à niveau concernant les outils techniques et méthodologiques nécessaires à la réalisation d’un diagnostic territorial est prévue au démarrage de la formation. Un stage de quatre mois minimum commence début avril. Il donne lieu à la soutenance d’un mémoire de fin d’études, qui clôt la formation.

Modalités d'admission en FC (formation continue) :

Admissibilité sur dossier.
Admission après entretien et épreuve écrite.
Procédure eCandidat (de l'Université Gustave Eiffel) et via Campus France.

Modalités d'admission en FI (formation initiale) :

L'admission en Master 2 est ouvertes aux étudiant.es ayant validé 240 ECTS dans des filières d'urbanisme, d'architecture, de géographie, de sociologie, de droit, etc.
Admissibilité sur dossier.
Admission après entretien et épreuve écrite.
Procédure eCandidat (de l'Université Gustave Eiffel) et via Campus France.

Options

Optional modules are available for research orientation.

International

According to the contextual dimension of urban planning, this training is mainly focused on French contexts of action. However, the ambition of this Master course is to train students in a professional posture that can be transferred to other contexts. The mobilization of examples, references and foreign practices in the courses, according to a comparatist approach, is carried out in this direction. In addition, the study tour is regularly organized abroad, in order to decentralize the students' view and to confront them directly to other modalities, actors and challenges of contemporary urbanism. Finally, international mobility in S3, in one of the EUP partner institutions, is possible for students coming from the EUP Master 1.

Major thematics of Research

Three research units are associated: Lab'urba, LATTS, LVMT.
Along with a LabEx, Futurs Urbains/Urban Futures, and a doctoral school, l'Ecole doctorale VTT.

Partenariats :

La formation repose sur des partenariats pérennes avec les collectivités locales et des organismes divers qui proposent chaque année des sujets d’atelier. À titre d’exemples : Ville de Paris, communautés d’agglomération d'Évry Centre Essonne ou de Saint-Quentin en Yvelines, Epamarne, Société du Grand Paris (SGP). Le parcours est aussi en lien avec la Chaire "Aménager le Grand Paris", dont les membres fondateurs sont entre autres, la SGP, l’EPF Île-de-France, L'Institut Paris Region (anciennement IAU Île-de-France) et Grand Paris Aménagement, et les partenaires sont, entre autres, SNCF Immobilier, la SEMAPA ou Linkcity. Des partenariats privilégiés sont établis avec le milieu professionnel à travers des organisations professionnelles telles que la fédération CINOV-SYPAA (professionnel.les de la programmation) et les nombreux intervenant.es professionnel.les extérieur.es issu.es des métiers de l’aménagement, de la programmation et de la conduite de projet.

Co-accréditation :

Le parcours s'insère dans une mention co-accréditée par l'Université Gustave Eiffel et l'Université Paris-Est Créteil (UPEC).

→ Plus d'informations sur le M2 Programmation, projet et management urbain sur le site de l'EUP : https://www.eup.fr/formations/le-master-urbanisme-et-amenagement/m2-promu-programmation-projet-management-urbain/