
The Master Urban Technology: Sustainable Urban Innovations & Technology is a one-year, full-time program focused on developing technical solutions for urban challenges. It addresses issues like space scarcity, resource management, and environmental concerns, aiming to create sustainable, livable, and accessible future cities. The program offers an interdisciplinary approach to engineering, equipping students with the skills to tackle complex urban problems.
The program is structured into three blocks: two one-quarter blocks and one half-year block dedicated to your graduation project. Each block involves an Urban Tech project and four learning lines. Learning lines provide knowledge and skills relevant to the project at hand, complemented by workshops, lectures, and site visits to cutting-edge research projects at the Centre of Expertise City Net Zero.
Admission requires a relevant technical bachelor's degree.
In addition to tuition fees, budget approximately €500 for books and €900 for excursions.