The Master of Integrated Design (MID) program focuses on the evolving demands of the global construction industry, integrating digital technologies into classic professional profiles. You will gain expertise in areas like facade construction, computational design, digital planning, and production methods. The program blends operational aspects of information technology, building project development, and academic work, preparing you for a future shaped by digital innovation in architecture and construction. You will learn to experiment with digital methods for analysis, design, planning, and fabrication, contributing to sustainable and technologically advanced built environments.
The program is structured into four semesters, with the first three focusing on coursework and the final semester dedicated to the Master's thesis. Students choose between two specialization tracks: Facade Design or Computational Design.
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in both the private and public sectors, equipped with cutting-edge design and technology skills.
Admission is through a selection process, which may include a portfolio, cover letter, and a personal interview.
Students are required to pay a semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) which covers administrative costs and student services. Specific amounts are available via the 'Tuition' link.