Stadtplanung, M.Sc.
Description of the study
In the Master's degree program in Urban Planning at TH Lübeck, students deepen the skills they have acquired in order to work on complex planning and design tasks in cities and regions. Students are expected to take an in-depth look at legal, social and economic framework conditions as well as current transformation tasks. The course is practice- and project-oriented: In study projects, students work on real issues from the outset, develop concrete solutions and build up knowledge for integrated planning.
With a view to the energy transition and climate protection, climate competence is anchored as a cross-section. In the "City and Energy" module, for example, students develop urban energy concepts or evaluate energy infrastructures in terms of their sustainability. In the "Climate change and open space design" module, they learn to assess the consequences of climate change for landscapes and develop open space planning strategies.
Facts about the course
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Admission requirements
Academic degree in urban or spatial planning and architecture with a focus on urban planning, degree in landscape planning, anthropogeography and other related disciplines that may be admitted with conditions. The minimum requirement is a grade point average of 2.5 in the first professionally qualifying degree.
Occupational profiles
Urban land-use planning in municipalities and authorities, urban design and layout planning, informal planning and strategic urban development concepts, neighbourhood management and integrated neighbourhood development, environmental planning and environmental assessment, mobility and traffic planning, project control and process management, preparing and organizing participation procedures, consulting for municipalities, citizens and private clients, project development, scientific work.
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