Inhabitat

Inhabitat

The Intelligent Sustainable HABITATs masters course (INHABITAT) project aims to develop an advanced interactive certified MSc course related to  applications that will train individuals with the necessary skills & knowledge to work in the rising “Smart Urban Sustainability” industry.

The project operates at the intersection of smart city technologies, environmental and resource protection, and higher education (MSc training). 

SectorSmart Cities / Urban Sustainability / Higher Education
ProgrammeErasmus+
Project StatusOngoing
Project TypeAlliance

Topic

Development of an MSc program for IoT applications in the field of intelligent and sustainable urban habitats
The goal is to train professionals for the “Intelligent Sustainable Habitats” sector, focusing on:

  • Green mobility
  • Waste management
  • Resource monitoring
  • Renewable energy

Target Audience

  • Students with a relevant technical bachelor’s degree (e.g. civil, electrical, computer, or mechanical engineering)
  • Professionals with at least 5 years of relevant work experience
  • Priority given to: Individuals from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds, including refugees, asylum seekers & migrants

Consortium

  • 4 academic institutions
  • 1 vocational education and training (VET) provider
  • 7 SMEs in high-tech/ICT/IoT sectors
  • 1 SME specializing in MSc certification
  • Partners from 10 countries: Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Spain

Project Output

  • Interactive, certified MSc program (16+1 months)
  • Focus on IoT applications for urban sustainability
  • Language of instruction: English (plus local language classes during mobility periods)
  • 3 mobility phases, including 1-month practical training (Maritime On-the-Job Experience)
  • ECTS-compliant, with EU-wide recognition
  • Additional micro-credentials for vocational training and upskilling
  • Development of transversal skills such as entrepreneurship and initiative-taking 
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