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IUVTT Master’s degree – Urbanism and planning

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  • Type of training

    • Initial
    • Alternance
    • Master 2
    Laurent Dupont
    Resource person

    Laurent DUPONT

  • Location

    ENSGSI, Nancy

  • Schedule

    Deadline for applications

    30 May 2024

    Start date

    4 September 2024

    Duration of the training

    1 year

  • 6 months Internship

  • Domains

    Innovation

    Urbanism

  • RNCP number

    31470

Master 2 Urban planning & development,
Urban Innovation for Cities and Territories in Transition.

Ecological transition, transformations in living habits, changes in mobility, digital revolution, civic engagement, new consumption patterns, all illustrate the changes taking place in our societies and territories.

The IUVTT program trains project managers to manage and support these transformations while respecting quality of life, citizenship and the environment.

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Purpose

Emphasize approaches and practices that open up and facilitate the emergence of new solutions adapted to the many challenges currently facing regional development. Taking the user and societal acceptability into account will be both an essential dimension of enrichment and a dialogue tool for increasingly collaborative practices.

Program

The IUVTT Master’s degree specializes in engineering territorial innovation, enabling students to understand the urban territory in all its dimensions.
At the interface of engineering, management and urban planning, the IUVTT specialization prepares students to manage urban projects.

INNOVATION FUNDAMENTALS60H
ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO CITIES AND TERRITORIES IN TRANSFORMATION60H
HUMAN AND SOCIAL ECOLOGY56H
BE AN ACTIVE PLAYER IN YOUR PROJECT16H
INNOVATION WORKSHOP, TERRITORIAL GOVERNANCE60H
RESEARCH SEMINAR: A LOOK AT THE TERRITORY12H
THEMATIC SEMINARS60H
INNOVATION RESEARCH PARADIGMS AND METHODOLOGY30H
INTERNSHIP700H
Exhaustive program to be adapted to the work-study schedule

Work-study program

The course can be taken on an apprenticeship basis.

School-company rhythm

  • September to January: one week on the job per month
  • February: two weeks on the job per month
  • March to August: in-company period + 1 to 2 weeks seminar at the University

The strengths of the training program

  • Carried out in partnership with companies, institutions and local authorities, the IAUs bring together several Master’s degree specialties and offer a unique opportunity to :

    • Learn to combine expertise.
    • Learn to articulate the different scales and temporalities of the territory.
    • Develop an intervention strategy for a given region in conjunction with its stakeholders.
    • Mobilize local resources and draw on local dynamics to build a sustainable, shared project.

  • Inviting local experts to address key issues such as :

    • Understanding the challenges of the energy transition and its impact on mobility and living habits.
    • Understand the predicted changes in society.
    • Deciphering changes in lifestyles and consumption patterns, and their impact on service areas.

  • Divided into six major themes, they provide :

    • An understanding of changes in urban and rural areas.
    • An understanding of the tools used to create cities, territories and their services.
    • Identification of new sources of transformation for future cities.
    • A critical look at contemporary urban tools, practices and issues.

  • The last semester is entirely devoted to a five- to six-month professional assignment (in private design offices, institutions, local authorities, companies involved in local development, etc.).

    The entire training program is punctuated by the discovery of professions and the construction of a professional project.

career opportunities

On completion of the course, students will be able to move into managerial positions such as :

  • Responsible for projects in the fields of mobility, housing and public spaces, energy, health/well-being, digital services…
  • Collaborative innovation process manager,
  • Urban engineering project manager,
  • Urban planning and development project manager,
  • Territorial development and marketing project manager,
  • Project manager, facilitator of consultation, participation and collective intelligence practices
  • Project manager…

How to apply

The IUVTT Master’s program recruits from a wide variety of backgrounds and educational backgrounds.

  • Application via the Campus France platform.

    Application deadline: December 15th

    Campus France

  • Application via e-candidats platform.

    Application deadline: May 30th

    E-candidat

Tuition Fees

  • 3,770 euros for de IUVTT Master’s degree

If you have any questions, please contact ensgsi-scolarite-contact@univ-lorraine.fr

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