This Professional Master is intended to train building specialists by equipping them with transversal and additional skills to meet the requirements linked to the control of the environmental impact and the energy cost of buildings, for residential, industrial or tertiary use.
Nowadays, environmental problems have intensified and the energy crisis has become a reality. The counterpart is a negative impact on the environment through the increase in greenhouse gas emissions. Modern buildings need to be designed according to criteria for respecting environmental principles, using non-renewable resources as little as possible and committing to the minimum energy consumption. These principles must be ensured and taken into consideration from the start of the design process.
Energy-saving construction is attracting more and more people. In addition to being ecological, these buildings allow real savings in the long term. It is also a question of wanting to participate in the fight against global warming by reducing one's carbon footprint.
To meet these new needs, the building and energy professions must also evolve, implying a training system that responds to these changes because few professionals are today able to meet this demand for a global approach. , in particular by a lack of knowledge and mastery of the issues.
The training is therefore set up with a view to providing the local, regional and national market with specialists who can intervene in the field of reducing the energy consumption of buildings.
Given the lack, or even the absence, of the profession (university training), the cohorts of learners trained as part of this professional master's training offer will make it possible to both boost the employment sector (saturated for architects), to open up new perspectives, and finally, to boost the building sector.
This project focuses on current themes on energy consumption in buildings by putting more light on providing strategies aimed at achieving performance and low energy consumption. An approach which is carried out taking into account:
– Integration into the territory (specificity of the region and climate).
– Materials and construction site (depending on the region).
– Energy savings and sobriety of use.
– Comfort and health.
This training offer, as it is envisaged, aims to encourage entrepreneurship at the university, in particular through the integration of a systematic approach, the understanding of market needs, the creation of a business plan and finally the creation of companies. In this same logic, setting up local and regional entrepreneurial ecosystems giving new life to national employability is possible.