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Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes
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Top job matches for the Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes
Occupation matches are mapped from this programme's verified curriculum against the ESCO (European Skills, Competences, Qualifications & Occupations) standard.
European Skills, Competences, Qualifications & Occupations
Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes at Politecnico di Milano → Urban planner (ESCO 2164.4) · 95% Strong match.
This is the core occupation for the program. The grounded skills show overwhelming emphasis on urban planning (7.1×10 emphasis score), environmental impact assessment, spatial evaluation, and landscape design. The program's foundational competencies align perfectly with urban planner requirements.
Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes at Politecnico di Milano → Landscape architect (ESCO 2162.1) · 88% Strong match.
Strong fit for landscape architect role. The program demonstrates deep competency in outdoor space design, landscape design, and landscape analysis. While aesthetics and ecology are not explicitly grounded at high emphasis, the foundational design and spatial skills are extensively reinforced across multiple courses.
Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes at Politecnico di Milano → Land planner (ESCO 2164.1) · 86% Strong match.
Land planners benefit from the program's strong urban planning foundation and spatial evaluation capabilities. The program builds competency in territorial planning and land use advice through substantive coverage, though surveying-specific methods are not explicitly grounded.
Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes at Politecnico di Milano → Transport planner (ESCO 2164.3) · 82% Good match.
Strong adjacent fit for transport planner. The program grounds urban transport studies, traffic flow analysis, and basic statistical modeling. However, specialized traffic engineering, environmental legislation, and statistical analysis software are underrepresented compared to the occupation's essential skill set.
Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes at Politecnico di Milano → Mobility services manager (ESCO 2164.2) · 78% Good match.
Plausible fit for mobility services manager. The program develops urban transport and mobility planning foundations, but lacks depth in smart mobility technologies, customer experience design, business model innovation, and service-oriented skills essential for this emerging role.
Bachelor in Urban Planning: Cities, Environment & Landscapes at Politecnico di Milano → Smart city consultant (ESCO 2421.8) · 75% Good match.
Moderate fit for smart city consultant. The program provides foundational urban planning and environmental impact assessment, but lacks depth in ICT solutions, smart grid design, geospatial technologies, and business model development essential for smart city consulting.
This is the core occupation for the program. The grounded skills show overwhelming emphasis on urban planning (7.1×10 emphasis score), environmental impact assessment, spatial evaluation, and landscape design. The program's foundational competencies align perfectly with urban planner requirements.
SkillsStrong fit for landscape architect role. The program demonstrates deep competency in outdoor space design, landscape design, and landscape analysis. While aesthetics and ecology are not explicitly grounded at high emphasis, the foundational design and spatial skills are extensively reinforced across multiple courses.
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