Master's Degree of International Cooperation in Architecture
Presentation
The Master of International Cooperation in Architecture
is a degree program that draws from theory and design
to mount a cohesive study of architecture and urbanism’s
current global imperatives and initiatives.
A post-graduate syllabus taught in English, the Master
includes a series of seminars as well as a design studio,
followed by individual design theses in topics ranging
from crisis relief planning, urban ecology, and low-cost
design to sustainable development. Courses are taught
by invited experts in each of these fields.
Enrollment is limited to 25, ensuring students close
contact with faculty members and invited guests and
fomenting an intense participatory environment.