Given the scale of 21st-century challenges to transport (national planning and development, urban segregation, atmospheric pollution,…), this high-level international degree gives engineers or economists from different nationalities the tools they need to approach all transport issues from a sustainability dynamic. .

The aim of this Masters degree is to give students the strong scientific grounding they need to understand the dynamics of geo-systems, to assess the environmental impact of activities and to implement the tools, techniques and systems required to correct them.

Responding to the widespread desire in industry and government to promote more environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient mobility systems, this programme seeks to explain and explore technologies that may lead to a shift from traditional internal combustion vehicles to electric vehicles.

The specialist Masters in Ocean, Atmosphere, Climate and Spatial Observations, jointly accredited by École des Ponts ParisTech, Pierre et Marie Curie University, the Ecole Normale Supérieure, the Ecole Polytechnique and ENSTA, is a programme that focuses on the understanding of climate and climate change, physical oceanography, atmospheric mechanisms and spaceborne observation methods.
This course is a grounding for work in Research and Higher Education, but students graduating in this field may also be recruited into companies in the aerospace sector, and into large firms (automotive, banking, insurance) wishing to employ specialists on the global environment and climate risks.

Through the partnership with Veolia Environnement, École des Ponts ParisTech, Paris-East Marne-la-Vallée University and Cergy-Pontoise University have joined forces to create the vocational Masters in Environmental Services Management and Engineering (MISE). Paris-East Marne-la-Vallée University coordinates the educational and financial activities in this programme.

Training specialists in the transport of people and goods, using a multidisciplinary approach (economics, management, engineering, political science, law, planning, environment) leading either to a research role (dissertation in a research or corporate context) or to professional projects with engineering design departments, transport and freight firms, government transport departments and network operators.

The purpose of the specialist VISU Masters programme in urbanism, planning and transport, is to train specialists capable of combining use analysis and service design in a planning context within local and regional authorities, research agencies or service providers.