Visiting scholars

TPTI is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree which is developed in the framework of the Erasmus+ programme.
TPTI fosters in students the understanding of technical culture, tangible and intangible, cultural and industrial heritage.
During their period of study, TPTI students learn how to develop a restoration project of an industrial heritage site; they must take into account its own historical and cultural value, while ensuring both environmental and economic sustainability.
The TPTI consortium welcomes scholars possessing an excellent academic and/or professional experience, bringing added value to Erasmus Mundus Master Course.
Scholars are selected for the relevance of their work which should be innovative, original and interdisciplinary.

Application procedure

Candidates wishing to apply to the TPTI Master are invited to:
+ visit the online registration platform - http://application.tpti.eu/
+ complete the on line Application Form  
+ provide the required documents: a curriculum vitae; an outline of the proposed research project and a cover letter.
Please note that scholars must use French or English as a teaching language.

Application deadline

Every year, starting from November, information on applications is available on the official website of the course (see link: EN):.

Scholarships

Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available to visiting scholars. The amount of the grant is generally 1.200 € per week for says 2 to 4 week long.

Organization

Selected visiting scholars will be put in touch with the TPTI supervisor at the university to which they are assigned (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France; Università degli Studi di Padova, Italia; Universidade de Evora, Portugal). Their supervisor will engage them in the Master course teaching activity.

Scholars will be asked to:
+ present their work in, at least, one open seminar;
+ meet and supervise the Master students in the development of their individual project;
+ participate in the activities (joint webinars, conferences, visits), which will be held during their stay.