Master's in Architecture & Design in Sweden
There are 8 master's Architecture & Design programmes for international students across 5 universities in Sweden. Tuition ranges from €8k to €50k. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
Master's Programme in Urban and Regional Planning
This Master's programme offers an in-depth international perspective on urban and regional planning. You will gain critical insights into planning theories, cultures, and practices, learn to apply social science research methods, and understand the complex institutional and spatial contexts of cities and regions. The program is designed for students with recent undergraduate degrees or those with some professional experience seeking new knowledge and perspectives. It is closely connected to leading research within urban and regional studies.
Sustainable Urban Design - Master's Programme
This Master's programme focuses on designing sustainable, healthy, and aesthetically pleasing urban environments. It equips students with the knowledge and tools to address contemporary urban challenges through research-backed strategies and innovative design. The curriculum integrates architectural design with sustainability principles, covering social, economic, and environmental aspects. A strong emphasis is placed on humanistic urban design, promoting liveability, community, and social sustainability. The programme involves theoretical learning alongside practical, hands-on projects that tackle real-world urban design issues. It also fosters international collaboration, bringing together students and professionals from various backgrounds to develop proposals for sustainable urban development.
Sustainable Urban Planning and Design, Master's Programme
This two-year Master's programme focuses on Sustainable Urban Planning and Design, preparing students to shape cities for a sustainable future. The curriculum is structured over three academic terms of coursework, followed by a dedicated term for the Master's degree project. Each term typically involves 30 ECTS credits. Students can tailor their studies through a selection of courses, allowing for specialization in one of three study profiles or the creation of an individual study plan. The programme equips students with the knowledge and skills to address complex urban challenges with a focus on environmental, social, and economic sustainability.
Frequently asked questions
How many Architecture & Design programmes are there in Sweden?
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8 across 5 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.