This joint Master HES-SO -UNIGE offers advanced training in the fields of urban planning, geomatics, landscape architecture and territorial development, in both the North and South.
The programme at a glance
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Degree awarded
Master of Science in Urban and Regional Planning
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Admission requirements
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Bachelor's degree from a university of applied sciences in the field of landscape architecture, geomatics, territorial engineering, architecture, engineering, environment, civil engineering, energy and environmental techniques or equivalent.
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University degree or EPF in political science, sociology, ethnology/anthropology, law, geography, economics, architecture, landscape architecture, engineering, environment, ecology or equivalent.
The validation of a complementary program (co-requisite/pre-requisite) may be required for students holding a degree with no explicit relation to territorial development.
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Application
Applications for the Academic year 2024 are closed. Applications for the Academic year 2025 will open in December 2024.
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For any questions : admissions(at)hes-so.ch
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Location
HES-SO Master - Lausanne
UNIGE - Geneva
HEPIA - Geneva
HEIG-VD - Yverdon-les-Bains -
Type
Full time or part time
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Duration
Full time : 4 semesters - 6 semesters maximum
Part time : 6 semesters - 8 semesters maximum -
ECTS credits
120 ECTS credits
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Language
Mainly in French
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Fees
Registration fee: CHF 150
Tuition fee: CHF 500/semester
Study costs: CHF 250/semesterStarting in the Fall semester of 2025:
For Swiss students (as defined by AHES, this refers to students of Swiss nationality or those fiscally domiciled in Switzerland), a semester costs CHF 950, which includes:
CHF 700: tuition fee
CHF 250: contribution to study costs for certain servicesApplication fee to be paid upon submission of the application: CHF 150
For foreign students (those considered foreign under the AHES agreement are individuals of foreign nationality who do not have their fiscal domicile in Switzerland at the time of enrollment), a semester costs CHF 1300, which includes:
CHF 1050: tuition fee
CHF 250: contribution to study costs for certain servicesApplication fee to be paid upon submission of the application: CHF 150
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