Cities management

Program Overview

After completing the common core curriculum, which consists of two semesters corresponding to the first year of the L1 degree, it provides the opportunity to pursue

courses in two professional degrees in the Urban Technology Management sector. This includes: City Management.

Teaching Language : English and French

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Better adaptation of training to the continual developments in urban techniques.
Greater student accountability through personal research, prospecting, analysis, criticism and innovation, which cannot be the sole preserve of a workshop or lecture

hall.

A response to the evolving professional needs of the national and regional socio-

economic context.

Adequacy of teaching of urban technology management through two specialties, “Urban Engineering” and “city management”.

Advanced Topics

The city manager training aims at the following objectives:

- Train city professionals who must have a solid foundation in urban management.

- To provide the student with in-depth information on urban planning instruments.

- To train the student to better use these instruments to manage the city in a reliable

and efficient manner.

- To provide the student with the knowledge necessary for adequate graphic and

technical representation, in order to express these ideas and thoughts.

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Admissions Information

The common core under AUMV domain/GTU sector, in two semesters, acquired: possible mobility between different universities which offer the same training.

(Viability criteria, success rate, employability, monitoring of graduates, skills achieved, etc.)

Vocational training will be viable through the guarantee of employability linked to the evolution of city management processes and the general awareness of the need for such a sector in the practice of governance.

It will be supported with well-identified and committed professional partners (see chapter IV Agreements and conventions).

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