Architecture - Design for the Built Environment SRH University

Overview

The first semester of this  Architecture - Design for the Built Environment course from SRH University comprises the modules Architectural Theory, Building Construction I + II and Urban Analysis and Representation. Together they focus on a reflective approach to architecture and the city: they develop architectural ideas, concepts and realise them in architectural design. In the second semester, they deal with an existing building in the steps of analysis, design and building construction. They work at the university and in the building itself. Various compulsory electives round off the semester before you start working your thesis.

Career

With a Master's degree in Architecture – Design for the Built Environment, you will be equipped for an increasingly globalised and international world. You will become adept at dealing with people from other cultures and will be able to utilise this potential together. You will be able to contribute directly to national and international architecture firms by dealing with important social challenges such as how to deal with existing architecture and urban structures or the people- and climate-friendly city of the future.

Possible professional fields include

• Architect

• Urban planner

• Sustainability consultant

• Project manager in the construction industry

• Entry into a scientific career