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Master of Sciences Spatial Planning

Organisation : Warsaw University of Technology
Way of training : Initial education
Language(s):
Place: Varsovie, Pologne (French Regions: Europe)
Prepared diploma/grade/title: MSc : Master of Sciences (international)
1st required level : French baccalauréat + 3

Course Details

Objectives : Spatial Planning is the field of study addressed to all who: want to understand the technical, social, economic and legal aspects of the process of spatial management policy at the local (municipal), regional, national level, and on a European and global scale. It is dedicated for who are interested in acquiring knowledge and practical skills related to urban design, environmental impact assessment, ecophysiographic studies, activities related to landscape revitalisation and protection, and real estate management. Students of Spatial Planning learn about modern tools and instruments as well as software supporting analysis and design processes, i.e. CAD, GIS, BIM and are interested in acquiring the necessary knowledge to comprehensively look at the complex issue of rational spatial management, and acquiring practical skills highly valued on the labour market.

Spatial Planning – the Second Cycle :
2 specialitzations in full-time and part-time studies:
Urban Design in Spatial Planning
Environmental Conditions in Spatial Planning

Public concerned : Students

Degree Level (EU) : 7 - (EQC level or equivalent)

Duration and terms : 4 semesters

Notes : Spatial Planning Planning – the First Cycle (Bachelor)
2 specialitzations in full-time and part-time studies:
- Urban Design in Spatial Planning
- Environmental Conditions in Spatial Planning

Dedicated web site : https://www.gik.pw.edu.pl/gik_en/Studies

Applications

Health and Societal challenges (E-health, tele-epidemiology, space medicine; Risk management, security, education, tourism...)
Environment and Land Management (Environmental protection, agriculture, biodiversity, climate changes; Resources, land-use planning, infrastructures)

Space Technologies and Scientific Disciplines