TPTI : Technical, Heritage, Territories of the Industry – (M.Sc.)

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The instructional model of the TPTI master program consists of classes, seminars, fieldwork, analysis of sources, critical reviews of books, small group work with tutors, and individual meetings with faculty referents.
The Master program is divided into 4 semesters. After approval of the project, the student will be assigned a referent professor of one of the three universities. The referent professor will lead the achievement of his student, the choice of placement and choice of options at every stage of his career. The course itself consists of three components to be validated in three semesters. The fourth semester is devoted to the project (seminar, completion of thesis) at the university related to the professor of the referent.
Students follow the same route of mobility for semesters 1, 2 and 3. They spend the 4 semester in one of three universities of the consortium :

• S1 : Paris (30 ECTS)
• S2 : Evora (30 ECTS)
• S3 : Padua (30 ECTS)
• S4 : Paris or Evora or Padua (30 ECTS)

The students are acquainted with their preference for the S4 upon acceptance of their project. This is related to the award of referent teacher on the basis of their projects at the time of admission. Students are to make email contact with their referent teacher in an early stage of their schooling. These contacts are maintained with regularity throughout the course of mobility.
The schedule for two years TPTI is as follows :
October-June : 13 teaching weeks in Paris (S1) and Evora (S3)
October-June : 13 weeks of teaching in Padua (S2), then the University of referent professor (S4).
The timetable reflects the overall timing of each university, as determined each year by their organizing bodies.
The course of TPTI master program is characterized by its homogeneity and complementarily. For this reason, the allocation of ECTS credits between universities of the Consortium is absolutely identical, both in quantity and in terms of structure.

Accreditation

The European partners of the Consortium have agreed, by mutual agreement, to award the Erasmus Mundus Master TPTI a "joint degree" from July 2012 to replace the multiple degree awarded previously. Université Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne received authority from its partners and the European Commission to coordinate the activities of the consortium intends to define the modalities for awarding this "joint degree". To this end a Memorandum of Agreement of the Master TPTI has been established between the member institutions of the consortium, and the agreement was accepted by the different partners dated April 13, 2010.
The Diploma of the University of Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne "Master Erasmus Mundus issued international partnership with the University of Evora (Portugal), University of Padua (Italy) ", in Science and Humanities, Research Focus, mention History, speciality Technical, Heritage, Territories of the Industry : History, Valorisation, Didactic, was approved by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research in France February 25, 2011, by the University of Evora February 22, 2010, by the Academic Senate of the University of Padua October 4, 2010.

Funding details

16 Erasmus Mundus scholarships are awarded to European and non-European students, upon presentation by the consortium, and after acceptance of the EU :

• 9 scholarships for non-EU students amounting to 24,000 euros per year (48,000 euros for two years).
• 7 scholarships for EU or non-EU students who lived in Europe for over a year amounting to EUR 10,000 per year + 3,000 euros for extra European mobility (or 23,000 euros for two years).

10 places for European and non-European applicants Erasmus Mundus Scholars that cannot finance their own training. For this category of students, the tuition is 1,500 euros per year.