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This program will be delivered over a two-year period in English. As a part of this partnership, students will be able to pursue parts of their degree in Paris and Mumbai.
New Delhi: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai has collaborated with Sciences Po’s Urban School to launch a new dual Master’s degree from the start of the 2024 academic year. This is one of the first programs between India and Europe to offer a dual qualification in urban development.
Candidates from all over the globe can apply for the course at TISS Mumbai. The registration deadline is April 7, 2024. Delivered over a two-year period in English, this degree concentrates on international urban development issues and combines the assets of two world-class universities offering interdisciplinary training in urban policy. Students will be able to pursue their degree in two of the world's most dynamic metropolises, Paris and Mumbai, providing an ideal environment for acquiring skills in comparative analysis and urban governance.
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The first year will be taught in Paris within the Master's program Governing the Large Metropolis (GLM) at Sciences Po's Urban School. During the second year, students will study at the School of Habitat Studies at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in Mumbai.
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"This dual degree between our institution and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences is one of a kind in the world. Just like Sciences Po's unique teaching model, it combines fundamental interdisciplinary knowledge in the humanities and social sciences (politics, sociology, economics, law, history, urban planning, and geography) with solid professional experience through field immersion, with a strong focus on women's rights, anti-poverty initiatives and the most challenging issues relating to water and waste management. By living for a year in Paris and another year in Mumbai, the students enrolled in this dual degree will gain a deeper insight into the challenges of urban development around the world", said Tommaso Vitale, Dean of Sciences Po's Urban School.
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