M1 Tourisme, Environnement et Innovation territoriale (TEI)

In line with the specific and cross-disciplinary skills defined in RNCP39043, our TEI Master's graduates are, particularly, capable of:

• Assessing a region and analyzing its tourism and environmental challenges.
• Using quantitative and qualitative analysis tools (surveys, GIS, data analysis, econometrics, indicator creation).
• Design and evaluate projects in sustainable tourism, heritage preservation, and regional development.
• Engage in dialogue with a variety of stakeholders (elected officials, associations, businesses, international institutions).
• Master scientific, professional, and digital communication methods and tools.

More generally, regardless of their master's specialization within the program, students are trained to:

• Think critically about the foundations of economics as a social reality and as an analytical discipline, putting economic discourse into perspective within a multidisciplinary framework (welcoming the reflections of sociologists, historians, geographers, lawyers, and specialists in political science and international relations);

• Describing and analyzing economic and social dynamics by integrating territorial and temporal dimensions, taking into account the interactions between actors, institutions, and political contexts, and using quantitative and qualitative data;

• Take into account the complexity of interactions between economics, politics, and institutions, using theoretical frameworks and methodologies adapted to national and international contexts;

• Develop socio-economic diagnoses and conduct expert assessments to support public and private decision-makers in defining and evaluating development strategies;

• Master and mobilize economic and environmental assessment tools to analyze public and institutional policies, incorporating critical reflection on their assumptions, limitations, and scope;

• Bring together stakeholders and design economic and social projects by integrating multidisciplinary approaches and developing decision-making tools adapted to contemporary issues (territorial development, environmental sustainability, public policy, innovation).

• Train experts capable of designing, managing, and evaluating regional projects that integrate tourism, innovation, and sustainability.
• Provide the tools to analyze and evaluate the economic, social, and environmental impacts of projects.
• Develop a reflective, forward-looking, and creative approach to support regional transitions.
• Prepare students for rapid professional integration, while opening up the possibility of pursuing a PhD.