Master in Architecture

The Master in Architecture program at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar is for students who want to become professional architects. It's a three-year master's program taught in German. The main advantage is that it emphasizes research-oriented education and helps students develop strong communication and presentation skills.

The curriculum includes design projects, lectures, and seminars, and students work on a Master Thesis. The program is structured around project modules, which make up 70% of the coursework. Students can also choose elective courses from other faculties to broaden their knowledge.

Graduates often work as architects in firms, construction companies, or public authorities. They can also work in project management, facility management, or urban planning. Some graduates may even work in education or public administration, using their skills to make a difference in these fields.