Sapienza University of Rome

Overview

The Master’s Degree in Architecture – Urban Regeneration at Sapienza University of Rome equips architects with the skills necessary to design and manage regeneration projects in contemporary urban settings. This program emphasizes the importance of urban transformation, integrating design, engineering, planning, and sustainability to foster social inclusion, enhance well-being, and promote resilient urban environments.

What you'll study

Core learning areas:

• Urban Regeneration
• Urban Planning
• Structural Engineering
• Construction Engineering Sciences
• Engineering

How you learn:

• Engage in project-based and research-oriented approaches to urban regeneration processes.
• Collaborate across architecture, planning, and engineering to tackle complex urban challenges.
• Explore contemporary urban issues at various scales, from broader urban systems to specific built-environment interventions.

Capstone / final work:

Details regarding the final assessment format are currently not specified. Confirmation should be sought from Sapienza University of Rome.

Entry requirements

• Candidates are expected to hold a Master’s degree in Earth Sciences in accordance with the European Qualifications Framework.
• Applicants with degrees from non-EU institutions may be considered if recognized as sufficient by the Scientific Educational Council.
• Funding for the program is supported through tuition fees, contributions from the ENOS project, and potential donations from public and private entities, adhering to national regulations.
• The program anticipates a cohort size of 8 to 10 students, with possible tuition fee reductions available during the ENOS project, contingent on enrollment numbers.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master’s Degree in Architecture – Urban Regeneration will be well-prepared for various career paths in urban planning, architecture, and civil engineering. They will possess the expertise required to lead innovative regeneration projects that address the evolving needs of cities, contributing to sustainable and inclusive urban development.