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Architecture Bachelor

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The Creative Search for a High-Quality Architectural Environment

Architecture does not only involve construction. It also comprises a search for creative solutions which address the conflicting issues of building, living and working requirements, aesthetic priorities, and maintenance of good quality of life in the structured environment.


Credits ECTS:
180
Language of instruction:
German


Structure:

The Bachelor's degree programme in Architecture is divided into three areas which run through the entire programme. The first, comprising Architectural Design and Construction and the fundamentals of art and creativity, is the main focus. The second covers the scientific and technical disciplines, and the third humanities and social sciences, and mathematics.

The aim in the first year of study is to develop the perceptive and creative faculties, impart the methodology of architectural design, and provide a grounding in the natural sciences, technology and the humanities and social sciences. This basic knowledge is expanded in the second and third years. Six months of work experience in the field of architecture must also be completed to obtain a Bachelor's degree.

- Courses in design and technology: Visual Design, Drafting, Construction

- Courses in technology and natural sciences: Structural Engineering, Building Technology, Ecology, etc.

- Courses in the humanities and social sciences: Mathematical Thought, Sociology, History of Art and Architecture, Law, Economics, etc.

- Electives, seminar weeks

- 6 months’ work experience in the architectural field


Unconditional transfer to:

Archtitecture Master

Spatial Development and Infrastructure System Master


Further information:

Programme

Department D-ARCH


Contact:

Rudolf Krieg

Director of studies: Prof. Dr. Joseph Schwartz



Career profile

Programme list

 

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