University of Bologna

Overview

The Master's Degree in Architecture and Creative Practices for the City and Landscape at the University of Bologna equips students with the skills to design and interpret modern urban and landscape transformations. This program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, fostering creativity and critical thinking to tackle pressing issues such as climate adaptation, cultural integration, and sustainable development.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured around design studios complemented by courses in history, theory, and methodologies related to urban and landscape studies. Students engage in practical design work that transitions from analysis to the development of innovative solutions.

Core learning areas

• Architectural Design
• History and Theory of Architecture
• Methods for the Representation and Modelling of the City and Territory
• Aesthetics for the City and Landscape
• History of Contemporary City and Landscape

Progression through the program

• Studio-based design development: Engaging in iterative project work that merges research, analysis, and design proposals.
• Interdisciplinary inputs: Incorporating theoretical and historical perspectives to address contemporary urban and landscape challenges.
• Applied communication: Utilizing representation and modelling techniques to document and articulate design concepts.

Entry requirements

Applicants must possess a relevant first-cycle degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) that provides a solid foundation for advanced studies in architecture and related fields. Specific standardized test requirements, such as GRE or GMAT, are not indicated.

Career prospects

Graduates of this program are well-prepared for diverse career paths in architecture, urban planning, landscape design, and related sectors. They can pursue roles in public and private organizations, consultancy, and academia, contributing to the shaping of sustainable and innovative urban environments.