Executive Development Programme in Urban Art & Urban Design

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The Executive Development Programme in Urban Art & Urban Design is a certificate course designed to meet the growing demand for professionals who can understand and shape the urban environment. This programme emphasizes the importance of art and design in creating sustainable, vibrant, and inclusive cities.

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With urban populations expanding rapidly, there is a pressing need for skilled professionals who can navigate the complex interplay of urban planning, policy, architecture, and community engagement. This course equips learners with essential skills in these areas, preparing them for career advancement in a variety of sectors, including urban planning, real estate development, public art administration, and community development. By integrating theory and practice, the programme encourages learners to think critically about the role of art and design in urban development, and to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges. With a strong focus on collaboration, creativity, and sustainability, this course is an excellent investment in your professional development and a powerful statement of your commitment to shaping the cities of the future.

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• Urban Art History and Current Trends
• Urban Design Principles and Theories
• Urban Planning for Public Spaces
• Sustainable Urban Art and Design
• Digital Tools and Techniques for Urban Art and Design
• Community Engagement in Urban Art and Design
• Urban Art and Design Project Management
• Urban Art and Design Laws and Regulations
• Cross-Cultural Urban Art and Design
• Evaluation and Assessment of Urban Art and Design Impacts

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