Course Details

The Master program Urban agglomeration is Worldwide rapid urban change is an irreversible global process today leading to new and highly integrated forms of large urban metropolitan and regional networks and agglomerations. Globalisation and an increase in international migration lead to additional challenges for urban planning management and development meeting the demands of new groups in society with diversified national socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. These developments entail serious demographic economic environmental and social changes – applying both though in different and manifold ways to the agglomerations of the so-called developing world (still in a phase of continuous expansion) and those of the developed world (where extension and shrinking processes can be found all at once).

Focus

International formation in sustainable planning, Development,Mana... See More

Mandatory Internship

No

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

Exchange Semester

Yes

An exchange semester may involve international travel

Mode of Study

Onsite

Study Format

Full Time