Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History
Luxembourg Centre for European Law
Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsLearning outcomes
Practical and legal foundations of planning, basic knowledge in the fields of ecology, architecture and town planning. A better general understanding of land use and its links with sectoral planning. Acquire an additional qualification aimed at facilitating the preparation of preparatory studies, General Development Plans (PAG, from ‘Plans d’Am茅nagement G茅n茅ral’) and Master Plans (PD, from ‘Plans Directeurs’ ).
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Objectives
Gain knowledge in several areas
- Basic principles of sustainable and integrated spatial planning strategies; current facts and trends in spatial development.
- Urban and architectural quality assurance
- Ecological fundamentals and spatial issues Databases
- Bases juridiques de l鈥檃m茅nagement du territoire (Grand-Duch茅, Grande R茅gion, Europe)
- Legal foundations for spatial planning (Grand Duchy, Greater Region, Europe)
- Planning and governance
- General Development Plans (PAG) / Master Plans (PD): process
- Plans d’am茅nagement particuliers (PAP) / Sch茅mas directeurs
- Specific Development Plans (PAP) / Master Plans
- Methods for the production, processing and visualisation of spatial data
- Animation and mediation techniques for planning processes
Learning Outcomes
Familiarise with the legal requirements concerning municipal planning and urban development
In particular on the amended law of 19 July 2004 on municipal planning and urban development. Participants acquire an additional qualification aimed at facilitating the preparation of preparatory studies, General Development Plans (PAG, from ‘Plans d’Am茅nagement G茅n茅ral’) and Master Plans (PD, from ‘Plans Directeurs’ ). The programme addresses the issue of the impact of these planning instruments on Particular Development Plans (PAP, from ‘Plans d’Am茅nagement Particulier’).
Participants gain practical and legal foundations of planning, the training also enables the acquisition of basic knowledge in the fields of ecology, architecture and town planning, as well as in other neighbouring sectors.