Urban Engineering (Génie urbain)

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

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

The diversity of the curriculum provided by the Bachelor's degree in Urban Engineering allows graduates to perform a variety of tasks:

 In local authorities and technical administrations, they can manage urban projects and coordinate between the various stakeholders.

 In design offices, they assist in the development of urban development plans. They carry out surveys and technical fieldwork.

 On construction sites, they monitor construction sites in the fields of buildings and various networks, and coordinate the various trades.

Urban engineering graduates will acquire the knowledge and skills that will enable them to participate in the creation and management of urban spaces.

- They work in the following fields:

 Development, urban planning, and construction;

 Infrastructure and various networks.

 Environment and transportation