Master GESTION DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT

The GEDD track The GEDD knowledge is based on offered courses made up of students from very different backgrounds. Students trained in so-called "hard" sciences (geology, biology, physics, etc.) work alongside students who have followed a course in human and social sciences (geography, economics, law) but also professionals (2 or 3 per year) in continuing education The students are year-long CDD apprentices who share their time between the company and the university according to a timetable that allows them to find a learning contract that is often distant to Nice. The apprenticeship gives true immersion in professional life and gives students genuine recognition within the company. The AIR trackprepares managers who are able to understand the various problems related to the atmospheric portion of the environment and its management such as energy transition, climate change and other climate-related risks, air pollution and their impacts, environmental and health issues. The AIR track enables the development of knowledge in the following areas: - Natural hazards (erosion / fire / climate change) - Health pollution (measurements of pollutants / health impacts) - Fundamental mechanisms (atmospheric chemistry, atmospheric circulation) - Modeling (meteorological and chemical) - Environmental expertise (Environmental Management Systems, geopolitical climate, natural risks law) The GEOPRAD trackfocuses on innovative approaches to analyzing, planning and anticipating the future of regions, particularly in terms of emerging issues for their sustainable development. It trains managers, able make logical decsions, and having a dual competence: in treatment and in modeling of the spatial information; but also, in urban planning. The GEOPRAD track prepares students for the following activities: - The development and management of regions on different scales (the district, the city, the regional area) - The prospective evaluation of regional plans and policies - Spatial sector studies and analyses (in the areas of resource management, local development, management of transport networks, geomarketing, etc.). - The management of development projects and urban planning in the public and in the private sector - The development of analytical, predictive and prospective models with a spatial dimension - The development of GIS solutions and the management of spatialized databases The HYDROPROTECH track Semester 1: Quantitative hydrology; Applied hydraulics, Geosciences 1; Environment; SHES Semester 2: Geosciences 2; Onsite training; Hydraulic; SHES; Internship / or foreign semester + internship / or extended internship Semester 3: Hydrological and Hydraulic Modeling; Operational methodologies; Regulatory framework; Operational projects; Urban networks (SSE route); HydroComputing Course Semester 4: Internship The EUROAQUAE trackis mainly taught in English by international experts. It provides cutting-edge instruction on the use of hydrocomputing tools for intelligent water management. This training program is co-sponsored by 5 universities around the world provides a working platform for stakeholders to interact and exchange. The EUROAQUAE track is focused on the need to train the next generation of highly qualified professionals in applied water resources in order to meet the needs of the labor market in Europe and around the world. The program is organized as a pedagogic continuum: Mobility is a fundamental concept of the course. It is used to develop and promote a common vision and professional capacity through a variety of specializations.