MA/MS in Urbanistik

This consecutive master's programme is research-driven and looks at how cities and spaces come into being through social, political, cultural and economic processes. Students link questions of urban form and function with social and political perspectives and learn to analyse and critically accompany urban change. The intake is kept small, which allows close supervision and work in small groups. The programme starts in the winter semester and is taught in German. Applicants whose bachelor's degree falls short of the required credit total may be admitted conditionally and complete missing credits at the faculty. No tuition fees are charged apart from the usual semester contribution. The programme belongs to the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and has a standard period of study of 2 semesters. Prospective students should check the current application procedure, deadline and any entry requirements on the programme page before applying.