Master Aménagement et maîtrise d'ouvrage urbaine (AMUR) (M2) at École des Ponts ParisTech

Programme overview

Historic ENPC master, remodelled in 2024 to address ecological transition and social justice. It trains professionals in planning and urban project ownership at all territorial scales, with a multidisciplinary intake of engineers, architects, landscape architects, geographers, lawyers, economists and political scientists.

What you will study

Semester 1 covers theoretical and methodological knowledge applied in project workshops; semester 2 combines a collective project for an urban client with an internship and dissertation. Active teaching through master classes, urban and territorial analyses, site visits, study trips and case studies.

Career pathways

Local authorities, mixed-economy development companies and public development bodies; urban planning agencies and consultancies in planning, landscape, transport and environment; public and private operators in complex urban projects. Access to the Urba-Ponts alumni network.

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Application information

Entry requirements

M1 or M2 (or equivalent) in urbanism, engineering, architecture, landscape, law, political science or geography with urban experience or culture (internship, dissertation). Fluent French required (DELF C2). 60 ECTS validated in a master's programme, a diploma worth 240 ECTS, or a master's degree. Applications via the Institut Polytechnique de Paris application platform. IP Paris platform waves: 28 October 2026 to 14 January 2027, 15 January to 31 March 2027, 1 April to 31 May 2027 (some tracks closed in wave 3). Engineering students of IP Paris schools may enter M2 directly.

Domestic applicants: EUR 4,859 a year. EU/EEE/Switzerland rate; registration fee for the master; IP Paris engineering students pay a reduced rate Source

International applicants: EUR 7,148 a year. Non-EU/EEE/Switzerland rate Source

Intake: September

Duration: 15 months full-time

Apply through the official page: https://www.ip-paris.fr/education/admissions

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