Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of Everyday Architecture
Objective
The DRAQ Master's degree program, co-accredited with the Université Le Havre Normandie, aims to provide the professional skills needed to maintain, adapt and regenerate existing architectural structures and territories.
- Develop, share and synergize knowledge and know-how; promote transdisciplinary collaborative work and mutual acculturation of students
- To train "builders" who are well-informed and competent in the field of rehabilitation, with tools and methods at their disposal at the end of the course - with systemic and iterative approaches - to work in and with existing buildings.
Diplomas
Depending on their original training, students obtain a Master's degree in architecture or engineering from the University of Le Havre, Civil Engineering Department.
Job opportunities
The DRAQ course, within the Master's degree in Civil Engineering, provides various high-level opportunities in terms of project management, assistance to the contracting authority, technical control, management and maintenance for public or private organisations, site management in building companies, rehabilitation project manager, technical service manager or controller, senior works inspector, operation manager, programmer.
