DU Gestion intégrée des patrimoines et stratégies territoriales (Heritage management and local development strategies programme)
This academic degree stands at the crossroads of territorial development and heritage management, by focusing on the revitalisation of urban centres and local economic activity. Questions of durability and cultural diversity are central to our programme, which aims at developing the interest and singularity of rural and urban contemporary spaces. Throughoutthe year, we’ll explore how new ways of promoting local heritage and culture can reinforce the long-term efficiency of urban planning projects. By developing a creative territorial expertise, our students strive to contribute to local planning and to expand its impact.
Alain CHENEVEZ
alain.chenevez@u-bourgogne.fr
Phone: +33 3 80 58 98 34
Céline MECHIN
celine.mechin@u-bourgogne.fr
Phone: +33 3 80 39 51 94
Courses are taught by academic lecturers and researchers, as well as by seasoned professionals, each of them bringing their expertise to the table. We use participatory education techniques to equally share speaking time in class, with the aim of developing the confidence and autonomy of each student. Small classes with flipped classroom dynamics allows each student to share their social and professional experience. Our goal is to help you question your lived experience in the light of academic and professional knowledge.
Skills
Our training course offers territorial strategies and management plans for future managers and mediators. We create new project management skills for innovative, integrated urban and heritage planning. We experiment with new ways of showcasing the uniqueness of local landmarks in their material, immaterial, cultural and natural dimensions. Our innovative method aims at bringing together local residents and stakeholders while fostering public engagement – in the context of a mediation, of a negotiation or of conflict management.