Spatial Planning

The curricula have an interdisciplinary character, including natural and human disciplines, technology, urban design. The graduates are able to analyse the characteristics and values of natural and socio-economic territorial complexes, social structures and settlement systems, cultural, economic, ecologic and aesthetic aspects. They are able to identify the development potential and limits, to elaborate spatial development strategies, development plans, land-use plans, landscape plans following the principles of development sustainability, ecologic stability and diversity. They are able to moderate the processes of social participation, to mediate conflicts and to co-ordinate comprehensive territorial management functional, economic and cultural development of territorial complexes at all levles: local, regional, national and European level. They are prepared to lead interdisciplinary planning teams in different fields of spatial planning.