The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Architecture is a postgraduate program designed for graduates of Bachelor's degree programs in Architecture. It spans four semesters and covers all essential areas of planning and construction. The program aims to provide a practice-oriented, broad-based education grounded in scientific knowledge and methods, preparing students for independent professional practice as architects. Students in this program are encouraged to take ownership of their learning and self-organize their work and study processes. The curriculum allows students to tailor their studies by selecting from project offers, elective compulsory modules, and optional modules based on their individual interests. 'Project Studios' offer opportunities to focus on various specific themes, fostering an independent and self-directed approach to architectural education.
The Master's program in Architecture is structured around independent learning and project-based work. Students curate their study path by selecting from various project offerings, elective compulsory modules, and optional modules. The first three semesters focus on building a foundation through project studios, elective modules, and specialized coursework, while the fourth semester is dedicated to the Master's thesis.
The program equips graduates with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for responsible leadership roles or to establish themselves as independent architects.
General and specific admission requirements must be met. Further details can be found by following the provided links.
The university does not charge tuition fees for this program.
Applicants must have a completed Bachelor's degree in Architecture. Specific admission requirements also apply, which can be found via the university's provided links.
No, the university does not charge tuition fees for this program for either home or international students. Information regarding living costs is not provided.
The program spans four semesters, culminating in the Master's thesis in the final semester.
The application period for the Winter semester intake runs from May 15th to August 15th.
Graduates are prepared for responsible leadership roles in architectural practice or to establish themselves as independent architects.