GTU - City Management

The Bachelor's degree in Urban Technology Management (GTU) is part of the STU (Scientific and Technical University) program. The core curriculum ensures mobility between the various universities that offer the program after the first year (semester 1 and 2).

The Bachelor's degree in Urban Management must have a solid general background, coupled with versatile professional skills, both practical and theoretical. This allows them to coordinate between various stakeholders in the urban sector.

The targeted career paths are those of coordinators in a wide range of urban technical fields. They may thus perform functions directly related to production (studies and monitoring of urban projects), but also at the interface between technical aspects and services (local authorities, organizations such as the DUC, DEP, DL, OPGI, ANAT, etc.), as well as various design offices.

The Urban Management program has the following objectives:

 To train urban managers who must have a solid foundation in urban management.  Provide students with in-depth information on urban planning tools.

 Train students to better use these tools to manage the city reliably and efficiently.

 Instill in students the knowledge necessary for adequate graphic and technical representation to express their ideas and thoughts.