MA/MS in Integrated Urban Development and Design

This English-language master's programme addresses complex urban systems and the need for integrated solutions in settlement development. It is aimed at graduates from architecture, urban design, landscape architecture, planning and neighbouring fields. Teaching ties projects to practice and to research. Students learn to connect supply and transport systems with the land, energy, water and food they depend on, and they work with digital planning methods, including algorithmic design, analysis models and artificial intelligence. Planning techniques that rely on computers and systems thinking receive particular attention. The programme admits students for the winter semester and selects them by reviewing application documents. The programme belongs to the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and has a standard period of study of 4 semesters. Prospective students should check the current application procedure, deadline and any entry requirements on the programme page before applying.