Master of Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) at University of the Basque Country
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    Master of Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) at University of the Basque Country

    University of the Basque Country
    University of the Basque Country
    Spain
    Spain, Lejona
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    Master of Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) at University of the Basque Country

    International students can study the Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) at University of the Basque Country at its main campus in Lejona, Spain. This Master degree is available as a Full Time program delivered on campus in English. The program has a duration of 2 years and is offered at the university's main campus. Students can apply for the next intake starting on April 15, 2027.

    About Master of Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs)

    Overview The Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) programme from the University of the Basque Country is aligned with the smart city concept and envisaged ecosystems by providing an international, interdisciplinary programme of study, whose graduates will have attained both core and specialized knowledge in the diverse area of smart cities and communities, allowing them to succeed in a highly demanding labour market.The SMACCs offers different specializations:Smart Grids and Demand Management (HWU, U.K.).Sustainable Urban Planning, Energy and Transport. (UMONS, Belgium).Information and Communication Technologies (IHU, Greece).Energy Efficiency on Buildings (UPV/EHU, Spain).4 Reasons to Study this MasterStudents will acquire new and valuable skills and benefit form state-of-the-art research at transnational level, fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, creativity, employability, knowledge exchange and multidisciplinary learning.Attractive mobility: students will have the opportunity to study at least 1 semester at 3 different Partner Universities and 3 different countries. Depending on the Thesis selection, a 4th country from the Associated Partners could also be included on his mobility path.In addition to the MSc degree in Smart Cities and communities, students have additional degree options (double degrees) depending on the mobility path chosen.Global perspective of the SMACCs programme: the extended SMACCs consortium includes more than 30 associated partners from all over the world, including research institutions, companies and universities, to provide teaching (enhanced courses) and internships related with the Smart Cities & CommunitiesCareer OpportunitiesAfter completing the programme, our graduates will be able to managing project teams in urban development and engage in the management of development projects in municipalities and public administration. They will be able to design energy-conversion systems in a smart-city and community context and work in companies and institutions with a vision on the development of smart cities and communities of the future, as, for instance, Project Manager for Smart Communities or Professional Consultants in public administration or in industry, technology and research centers. I want to find another Master Course
    The Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) programme at the University of the Basque Country is designed to educate the next generation of engineers and researchers in Smart Cities and Communities by learning best practice from 4 of Europe’s most prestigious universities and by fostering collaboration with industry through research.

    Disciplines

    Civil Engineering & ConstructionGeneral Engineering & Technology

    Requirements and Admission Criteria for Master of Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) at University of the Basque Country

    Other Requirements

    1Photocopy of your National ID card or passport (for non Spanish nationals).Certified copy or photocopy and original (for comparison purposes) of your Undergraduate, Architecture or Engineering Degree Certificate, Diploma, Technical Architecture or Technical Engineering Degree Certificate or certificate request slip. If the certificate is written in a language other than Spanish, Basque or English, then you must also submit a sworn translation of the contents.A passport-size photograph of yourself.Documents attesting to your right to pay reduced public fees, or your exemption from paying said fees (where appropriate).Prior qualification recognition commitment, in the case of Erasmus students.

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    Master of Smart Cities and Communities (SMACCs) at University of the Basque Country
    University of the Basque Country
    University of the Basque Country
    Spain

    Spain, Lejona

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