Architecture

Architects plan, design and draft buildings and other structures. They work on a variety of scales to do so, from urban development concepts to detailed design. Our six-semester Bachelor’s program teaches professional expertise and lays the groundwork for a continued Master's degree program.

Do you want to design the built environment? Are you interested in drafting urban spaces and buildings? Do you want to visualize your ideas and creatively develop design details with a wide range of different materials?

In the Bachelor’s degree program in Architecture, you will learn to develop solutions to problems in an application-oriented, practical, and independent way, then integrate them into complex planning processes. You can develop your creativity through projects and designs, gaining technical, scientific and drafting competence for the broad-based field of architecture.

Qualification

The field of architecture, and everyday work in planning firms, have changed dramatically in recent years. The boundaries between architecture, landscape architecture, urban and regional planning have become less clear, as today's planning duties increasingly require an integrated approach to designing the built environment. The curriculum of this practical degree program takes this broad range of requirements into consideration.

Graduates can apply for careers in all areas of architecture, in particular in private planning firms, as well as in public administration, real estate and project development, and in the construction and construction materials industry.

In addition, the Bachelor's degree qualifies students to enter a consecutive Master’s program in Architecture.

Note on chamber ability:

The degree is only chamber-capable in connection with a consecutive master's degree.

Entry requirements