📋 Tender Overview
The EMJM Techniques, Heritage, Territories of Industry (TPTI) provides training in the knowledge and heritage of techniques. Coordinated by the univ. Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, it delivers a joint diploma with the univ. of Padua and Evora, and six partner universities: Oviedo (Spain); Prague (Czech Republic); Sfax (Tunisia); Cheikh Anta Diop (Senegal); Cordoba (Argentina); Kagoshima (Japan). The consortium has co-constructed an innovative historical-heritage field focusing on the material and intangible culture of production (artisanal and industrial heritage) and covering a vast area ranging from the object to the territory. It aims to promote knowledge and the preservation of technical cultures by decompartmentalizing the history and heritage sectors and a global comparative approach, attentive to current environmental issues. The Master benefits from the disciplinary complementarity of the partners. To promote interculturality, all students follow the same curriculum from S1 to S3. First in Paris (S1, History and anthropology of techniques), then in Padua (S2, Industrial heritage) and in Evora (S3, Cultural and technical landscapes). In S4, they join one of the univ. partners in small groups (5 ECTS), then their university. dissertation defense (Paris, Padua or Evora). The program is multilingual. The first language is French, the second English. Italian, Portuguese and English lessons are given throughout the program. TPTI is open to historians, architects, cultural specialists, economists and heritage managers. It opens up careers in conservation, heritage and cultural mediation, museum or site management, industrial archaeology, technical and industrial tourism, consulting, but also teaching and research. . To do this, the team combines teacher-researchers and practitioners and provides theoretical and practical courses.
