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Socjologia, specjalność: Integrative Urban Studies
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Joint Masters in Integrative Urban Studies (INUS)
The Joint Masters in Integrative Urban Studies (INUS) is a pioneering two-year program designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience necessary to shape the cities of tomorrow. Delivered in partnership by Brno University of Technology, European Humanities University, and the University of Wroclaw, this program offers an unparalleled opportunity to study in three dynamic urban environments: Brno, Vilnius, and Wroclaw.
Opis kierunku
Admissions information is available here: INUS – Integrative Urban Studies
Dla kogo?
Dla kogo?
This program goes beyond traditional urban studies. It’s built to develop urban experts who can:
Lead urban development projects with a focus on sustainability and social justice.
Influence urban policy in both post-socialist and global contexts.
Work across public, private, and non-governmental sectors to solve complex urban problems.
gain hands-on experience and connect with European professionals, giving them a unique edge in the job market.
Co po studiach?
Graduates of the INUS (Integrative Urban Studies) programme pursue careers in organisations that need professionals capable of understanding urban complexity and shaping effective solutions. It is a pathway for those who want to apply social, spatial, and economic insight in real-world contexts.
You may work as:
a policy officer in urban development;
a specialist in local or regional government institutions;
a project coordinator in NGOs and urban initiatives;
a community engagement or public participation expert;
a consultant in urban development and planning;
a real estate or urban investment analyst;
a smart city and innovation specialist;
a researcher or independent consultant working on urban projects.
The programme offers diverse career paths — across the public sector, civil society, and business — all connected by a tangible impact on how cities develop and function.