1423 Cursos de arquitectura Másteres Degree Programs

The Master of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering (MS CENE) provides a program of advanced study for candidates wishing to gain additional expertise for a career in the Civil and Environmental Engineering field. Students may select either a thesis or non-thesis option based on their career goals.

El Máster en Tecnología Energética para el Desarrollo Sostenible te ofrece una oportunidad única para adentrarte en un sector vital y en expansión. En un contexto global donde la transición hacia energías renovables es imperativa, este máster te capacita para liderar proyectos innovadores que impulsan el autoconsumo eléctrico y avanzan en el uso del hidrógeno como vector energético.

The master's programme in Sustainable Technology covers the concept of Industrial Ecology, focusing on the interaction of technical, economic, social and ecological systems and processes. Students will explore this interdisciplinary framework for designing and operating industrial systems interdependent on natural systems. Graduates will balance environmental and economic performance and lead the development of strategies for a sustainable future.

The graduate is an architect with versatile training in architectural structure design, interiors and urbanistic works. The studies finish with the final state exam, a part of which are exams in the history of arts and architecture, supporting structures, building construction and a dissertation defense.

The environment we live in nowadays is very complex and the architect is forced to work on the existing heritage paying particular attention to its sustainability and considering the environment together with the built heritage as a resource to protect. The new MSc program "Architectural Design and History" is offering a study plan based on this very attitude.

In Urban and Economic Geography, you will study the reasons behind the diverse developments in the globalised and urbanised world, and you will learn to translate up-to-date theoretical and methodological developments into empirical research.