Internship with Report in Sustainable Urbanism and Spatial Planning

Objectives

a) To apply scientific, theoretical, and methodological knowledge when defining, managing and evaluating projects and practices in sustainable urbanism and spatial planning.
b) To promote the development of innovative practices in territorial management.
c) To develop an informed and critical reflection on the contexts and productions on the courses´ area.
d) To relate the formative, reflective, research dimensions with b).
e) To write na informative and reflexive report.
f) To promote and organize cultural events in those scientific areas, outside the borders of institucional Practice.

General characterization

Code

722041123

Credits

42.0

Responsible teacher

Margarida Angélica Pires Pereira Esteves

Hours

Weekly - Available soon

Total - 1176

Teaching language

Portuguese

Prerequisites

Completion of 1st year of the master course.

Bibliography

Bibliografia específica adequada ao plano de estágio de cada estudante.
Dependent on the nature of each student’s practice work plan.

Teaching method

Teaching methodologies assume essentially the nature of tutoring, supervision and organisation and management of analysis and reflection.
Students will be guided by a professor of the study cycle who will be responsible for accompanying the dissertation. There will be regular meetings between the student and the dissertation supervisor until the final work is handed over; participation in scientific events; good use of on-line databases and libraries; definition of a working timetable and a research plan; definition of deadlines.

Evaluation method

The final Report will be evaluated during a public viva before a jury, according to the MA course regulations.(100%)

Subject matter

Each student will develop his/her individual work plan negotiated with the supervisor so as to develop the Practice and the
Report within a reflective and critical perspective.
The syllabus will depend on the specific practice topics and the specific analytical perspectives and bibliography will be given within the individual tutorial sessions.

Programs

Programs where the course is taught: