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B.Arch.

B.Arch. stands for Bachelor of Architecture. It's a 5-year professional undergraduate degree program focused on architectural education.

This course focuses on theoretical knowle...

B.Arch.

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B.Arch. stands for Bachelor of Architecture. It's a 5-year professional undergraduate degree program focused on architectural education.

This course focuses on theoretical knowledge with practical skills in architectural design.

B.Arch. provide career opportunities to students in architecture, urban planning, and related fields.

M.Arch.

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) is a postgraduate program typically lasting 2–3 years, depending on prior academic qualifications and the curriculum structure. This professional degree prepa...

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Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) is a postgraduate program typically lasting 2–3 years, depending on prior academic qualifications and the curriculum structure. This professional degree prepares students for advanced careers in architecture, emphasizing design innovation, technical expertise, and sustainable practices. The program includes coursework in architectural theory, design studios, construction methods, and urban planning, often supplemented with internships or practical training. Applicants generally require a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture (B.Arch.) or a related field. Graduates can pursue architectural licensure, work in design firms, or specialize in landscape architecture, heritage conservation, or urban design. The M.Arch. bridges creative vision and technical proficiency, equipping professionals to shape the built environment.

M.Arch. in Urban Planning

M.Arch. in Urban Planning is a postgraduate course designed for students interested in shaping sustainable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing urban spaces. This program typically lasts 2 - ...

M.Arch. in Urban Planning

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M.Arch. in Urban Planning is a postgraduate course designed for students interested in shaping sustainable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing urban spaces. This program typically lasts 2 - 3 years and provides in-depth knowledge of urban design, planning laws, infrastructure development, transportation, and environmental sustainability. Students are trained in advanced urban planning techniques, GIS technologies, and spatial analysis to create innovative solutions for modern urban challenges. They also explore topics such as housing, land use, urban policy, and smart cities. Graduates of this program can pursue careers as urban planners, city designers, or consultants in governmental agencies, private firms, and international organizations, contributing to the development of cities and communities worldwide.

 

B.Arch. in Urban Planning

Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) in Urban Planning is a 5-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to plan, design, and manage urban spaces. Th...

B.Arch. in Urban Planning

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Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) in Urban Planning is a 5-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to plan, design, and manage urban spaces. This course combines architecture with urban design principles, focusing on sustainable city planning, infrastructure, environmental impact, and the integration of technology. Students learn to address issues like housing, transportation, and green spaces while considering the social, cultural, and economic dynamics of urban areas. The curriculum includes theoretical coursework, design studios, site analysis, and practical fieldwork, fostering a comprehensive understanding of urban development. Graduates are prepared for careers in urban planning, architecture, construction, and city management, contributing to the growth of smarter, sustainable cities.

Master’s in Architectural Tectonics

Master’s in Architectural Tectonics, typically completed in 2 years, focuses on the relationship between architecture, materials, and construction processes. Core courses include Building...

Master’s in Architectural Tectonics

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Master’s in Architectural Tectonics, typically completed in 2 years, focuses on the relationship between architecture, materials, and construction processes. Core courses include Building Materials and Techniques, Structural Design and Engineering, Digital Fabrication, Construction Technology, Sustainable Architecture, Building Performance, and Architectural Form and Function. The program emphasizes hands-on experience in designing innovative, functional, and sustainable structures, combining aesthetic design with engineering principles. Students often engage in research, studio projects, and internships to develop expertise in the construction and assembly of buildings. Graduates can pursue careers as architects, project managers, structural engineers, or construction consultants, working in both design and construction industries.

Master’s in Conservation and Regeneration

Master’s in Conservation and Regeneration, typically completed in 1-2 years, focuses on the preservation, restoration, and sustainable development of built heritage and urban environments. Co...

Master’s in Conservation and Regeneration

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Master’s in Conservation and Regeneration, typically completed in 1-2 years, focuses on the preservation, restoration, and sustainable development of built heritage and urban environments. Core courses include Conservation Theory and Practice, Architectural Regeneration, Sustainable Development, Cultural Heritage Management, Urban Planning and Design, Building Conservation Techniques, and Heritage Legislation. The program blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills in preserving historical structures and regenerating urban spaces. Students engage in research, case studies, and fieldwork. Graduates can pursue careers in heritage conservation, urban regeneration, museum management, or with government and non-governmental organizations, specializing in cultural heritage preservation and sustainable urban development.

Master’s in Housing Design

Master's degree in Housing Design, which takes around 1-2 years to finish, focuses on residential space planning, design, and development. Core courses include urban housing design, sustainable...

Master’s in Housing Design

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Master's degree in Housing Design, which takes around 1-2 years to finish, focuses on residential space planning, design, and development. Core courses include urban housing design, sustainable architecture, building regulations, housing policy and economics, community and social housing, residential architecture, and construction technologies. The program emphasizes the aesthetic and functional features of housing, as well as sustainability and affordability. Students acquire practical experience through design projects, internships, and research on real-world housing issues. Graduates may pursue jobs in residential architecture, urban planning, housing policy, or real estate development in government, private enterprises, or non-profit housing groups.

Master’s in Landscape Architecture

Master of Landscape Architecture degree, which normally takes 2 years to complete, focuses on the design, planning, and management of outdoor areas and landscapes. Core courses include Site Analysi...

Master’s in Landscape Architecture

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Master of Landscape Architecture degree, which normally takes 2 years to complete, focuses on the design, planning, and management of outdoor areas and landscapes. Core courses include Site Analysis and Design, Sustainable Landscape Practices, Landscape Ecology, Environmental Planning, Urban Design, Planting Design, and Landscape Architecture Theory. The program blends creative design with technical abilities, focusing on sustainability, ecological restoration, and environmental stewardship. Students participate in studio projects, fieldwork, and internships that focus on real-world landscapes. Graduates can work as landscape architects, urban planners, environmental consultants, or in governmental and non-governmental organizations, helping to create parks, gardens, urban spaces, and public areas.

Master's in Interior Design

Master's in Interior Design, typically completed in 1-2 years, focuses on advanced principles of spatial design, aesthetics, and functionality within interior environments. Core courses include...

Master's in Interior Design

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Master's in Interior Design, typically completed in 1-2 years, focuses on advanced principles of spatial design, aesthetics, and functionality within interior environments. Core courses include Interior Architecture, Space Planning and Design, Lighting Design, Furniture Design, Sustainable Interior Design, Human-Centered Design, Materials and Finishes, and Design Technology. The program combines creative design with technical skills, preparing students to work on residential, commercial, and institutional projects. Students engage in hands-on studio work, research, and internships. Graduates can pursue careers as interior designers, project managers, design consultants, or in design firms, focusing on creating functional, sustainable, and visually appealing interior spaces.

Master's in Urban Transport Systems

Master's degree in Urban Transport Systems, which takes about 1-2 years to complete, focuses on the design, management, and optimization of transportation systems in urban areas. Transport Plan...

Master's in Urban Transport Systems

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Master's degree in Urban Transport Systems, which takes about 1-2 years to complete, focuses on the design, management, and optimization of transportation systems in urban areas. Transport Planning and Policy, Urban Mobility and Traffic Management, Sustainable Transport Systems, Public Transport Management, Transport Economics, Transportation Infrastructure Design, and Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) are among the core subjects. The program integrates theoretical knowledge and practical skills in urban transportation, with a focus on sustainability, efficiency, and innovation. Students conduct case studies, research, and internships with transportation authorities or planning firms. Graduates can work as transport planners, urban mobility consultants, policy analysts, or in public transportation management.

Master's in Urban Infrastructure

Master's degree in metropolitan Infrastructure, which normally takes 1-2 years to finish, focuses on the planning, design, and administration of infrastructure systems in metropolitan areas. Co...

Master's in Urban Infrastructure

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Master's degree in metropolitan Infrastructure, which normally takes 1-2 years to finish, focuses on the planning, design, and administration of infrastructure systems in metropolitan areas. Core courses include urban planning and development, transportation infrastructure, water and wastewater management, sustainable urban design, smart cities, energy systems, and infrastructure policy and governance. The program combines technical, management, and policy components, preparing students to face challenges such as urban expansion, sustainability, and resilience. Students participate in projects, research, and internships with urban planning organizations or infrastructure businesses. Graduates can work as urban planners, infrastructure engineers, project managers, or policy advisers in the public and private sectors.

Master's in Urban Design

Master's degree in Urban Design, which normally takes 1-2 years to finish, focuses on urban area planning and design to increase utility, sustainability, and livability. Core courses cover urba...

Master's in Urban Design

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Master's degree in Urban Design, which normally takes 1-2 years to finish, focuses on urban area planning and design to increase utility, sustainability, and livability. Core courses cover urban planning and design theory, sustainable urban development, public space design, urban mobility and infrastructure, environmental design, smart cities, and urban policy and governance. The program emphasizes both creative design and practical solutions to urban difficulties, while also taking into account social, environmental, and economic factors. Students participate in hands-on projects, research, and internships at urban planning firms or government organizations.