Architect Training Cycle Mohammed VI Polytechnic University

Overview

The Architect Training Cycle course from Mohammed VI Polytechnic University is to train a new generation of professionals with advanced polytechnic skills and technological knowledge to deal with environmental challenges.

The SAP+D architecture program is based on a multidisciplinary educational structure with interfaces with other UM6P schools and research centers.

The architect's diploma granted at the end of the course is based on a six -year study program, or 12 semesters.

The program will provide quality architecture training according to the University's strategy to develop research and innovation in the first place. This advanced research and innovation environment hires the school to be part of this exceptional strategy in order to advance applied research and innovation adapted to architecture and its related areas.

Key facts:

In a unique approach, Mohammed VI Polytechnique University implements an innovative teaching and research model, focused on experimentation. With this in mind, university sites have "living laboratories" ("living labs"), dedicated to applied research.

These laboratories are work and training platforms, on a real scale (mining installations, experimental farms, factories, cities, etc.), open to the scientific community and to students. In the framework of architecture training, students will thus have Particularly access to the projects of green cities in Benguerir, the Green Energy Park as well as the industrial platforms of the OCP. This innovative method of learning by practice aims to explore sustainability models on a real scale.

Finally, the educational dynamics promote the active participation of students, creativity, collective work and encourages learning autonomy.