Master in Architecture, Building and Planning

The Master in Architecture, Building and Planning is a 2-year program for students who aspire to shape the built environment. It's a Master degree that focuses on multidisciplinary approaches to architecture, urban design, and civil engineering.

Students explore subjects like architectural design, urban planning, and building physics, with a focus on hands-on projects and research. They can choose from six specialized tracks to tailor their education to their interests and career goals.

Graduates can pursue careers as architects, urban planners, structural engineers, and real estate managers, working for employers like architectural firms, government agencies, and private developers, and addressing challenges in urban development and sustainability.