Master of Science and Engineering

Master Smart and Resilient Cities

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Entry level Bachelor’s degree Entry level
Target qualification Master of Science and Engineering Target qualification
Design the cities that will shape tomorrow.

Cities are at the heart of today’s environmental, social and technological challenges. The Master of Science in Smart and Resilient Cities prepares you to design sustainable urban environments by combining engineering, digital technologies and environmental approaches.

 

Through projects, professional experiences and international perspectives, you’ll develop the skills needed to build more resilient cities.

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Building smarter, more resilient cities

Urban areas are evolving rapidly to address climate change, population growth and new mobility needs. This programme explores how engineering, digital technologies and sustainable design can work together to create healthier, lower-carbon and more efficient cities.

You will learn to connect technical expertise with real urban challenges while developing solutions that improve everyday life for communities.

From Urban Design to Smart Infrastructure

Develop expertise in sustainable urban planning, smart infrastructure, energy systems, green buildings, connected mobility and urban governance through multidisciplinary courses and practical projects.

Course content

Learning experience

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Project-Based Learning

Work on real urban challenges through multidisciplinary projects supervised by academics and industry professionals and completed by European tours during the training.

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Professional Experience

Complete two internships to apply your knowledge, strengthen your professional profile and gain international experience.

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Career Opportunities

Prepare for careers in sustainable urban development, smart mobility, consulting, engineering, public authorities and innovation.

Study engineering in the heart of Europe

Joining JUNIA means studying in a recognised French engineering school where education is closely connected to research and industry. With one of the strongest research ecosystems among French engineering schools, JUNIA offers an environment where innovation meets real-world challenges.

 

Located in Lille, on the Université Catholique de Lille campus, you’ll live just one hour from Paris and Brussels, and close to London, making Europe your classroom.

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Applying to JUNIA is simple and fully supported by our admissions team. Your application is assessed through an academic review and an interview, allowing us to understand both your background and your motivation while guiding you throughout the process.

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Tuition varies depending on the programme and academic year. For details on tuition rates, payment options, and available financial aid, please visit the page dedicated to tuition.

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19 Sep
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Palais Rameau Heritage
European Heritage Days

On Heritage Day, come discover the richness of our history, culture, and local heritage. This special day invites you to explore JUNIA’s iconic sites, such as the Palais Rameau, and to take part in guided tours, workshops, and activities designed for all ages.

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24 Sep
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Electronics
JUNIA Connect – Electronics

Join this JUNIA Connect event focused on electronics and explore the potential of embedded and connected systems to develop your future products. Talk with JUNIA experts to come up with innovative solutions tailored to your challenges.

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08 – 10 Oct
Lille
Innovation Science
Science Festival

To celebrate Science Day, JUNIA is opening its doors to give you a whole new perspective on engineering! The program features workshops, experiments, demonstrations, and meet-and-greets that invite people of all ages to explore science in a fun and interactive way.

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15 Oct
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JUNIA Connect – Continuing Education

Join this JUNIA Connect event focused on continuing education and discover how to support your teams’ skill development as their roles evolve. Talk with JUNIA experts to design training programs tailored to your specific challenges.

17 Oct
Lille
Open House

Discover JUNIA, the leading engineering school for the transitions of tomorrow.

During our Open House events, meet our students, faculty, and staff, tour our campuses, and learn about the programs that prepare you for major challenges in industry, digital technology, agriculture, food, and the environment.

This is a unique opportunity to discuss your career plans, explore our HEI, ISEN, ISA, and XP programs, and envision yourself at a school that is committed, innovative, and open to the world.

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Does the Master Smart and Resilient Cities include practical experience?

Yes. The programme combines project-based learning, two internships, projects supervised by professionals and study tours in Europe, allowing you to gain hands-on experience throughout your studies.

What career opportunities are available after the MSc Smart and Resilient Cities graduation?

Graduates can work as urban development consultants, smart city engineers, sustainable mobility specialists, energy and infrastructure experts, project managers or innovation consultants in both the public and private sectors.

Who is the Smart and Resilient Cities programme designed for?

The programme is intended for students with a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, environmental sciences or related disciplines who want to specialise in sustainable urban development.