The PhD in Architecture, History and Project at Politecnico di Torino explores how architectural cultures evolve through the relationship between historical research and design practice across buildings, cities, and territories. The programme is delivered in English and supported by an international teaching team.
The PhD in Architecture, History and Project at Politecnico di Torino delves into the evolution of architectural cultures by examining the interplay between historical research and design practices across various buildings, cities, and territories. This programme is conducted in English and is supported by a diverse international teaching team.
This doctoral programme is structured around independent research, supplemented by seminars, research training, and academic engagement. Candidates will develop a research project within one of the thematic areas offered by the programme and will navigate through the assessment and supervision process.
Indicative research themes include:
Typical doctoral outputs may include:
For detailed information on the curriculum, course list, and assessment criteria, please visit the programme website.
Applicants must possess a Master’s degree (Laurea Magistrale) or a Laurea specialistica, or an academic qualification awarded within the university framework prior to specific legislative changes, with a minimum final grade requirement.
Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for a variety of professional pathways in architecture, research, and academia. They may pursue careers as architects, urban planners, researchers, or educators, contributing to the fields of architectural history and design practice on both national and international levels.
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