Master's Programme in Architecture and Urban Planning
An interdisciplinary master's program focused on spatial management, urban planning, and computational spatial simulation.
Best for:Best for graduates in architecture, environmental studies, geography, or related disciplines seeking careers in urban planning and spatial management.
Overview
The Master's Programme in Architecture and Urban Planning at Wrocław University of Science and Technology offers an interdisciplinary curriculum in spatial management. The three-semester course integrates systems thinking, environmental protection, regional policy, and modern computational modeling tools. Students participate in lectures, design studios, and elective streams addressing contemporary challenges such as climate change and digital technologies. The program concludes with a Master's thesis presentation and prepares graduates for careers in public administration, urban planning units, and private industry.
What you'll do
- Complete compulsory coursework across planning theory, systems theory, and operational spatial planning over three semesters
- Participate in design studios focusing on contemporary urban challenges such as climate change and digital technologies
- Engage in elective project streams covering GIS analysis, urban revitalisation, and participatory planning
- Develop methodological tools for spatial analysis and scenario development using computer simulation and modelling
- Conduct independent research and produce a Master's thesis incorporating a professional project, plan, or strategy
- Defend the final thesis in both written and oral formats before an academic examination committee
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's or Engineer Degree with a minimum of 210 ECTS
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English; equivalent of minimum TOEFL iBT 87 points or 6.5 points IELTS
Instruction: English
- Foundational academic background suitable for spatial management including architecture, environmental studies, geography, economics, or IT
- Ability to engage with systems thinking and complex spatial analysis methodologies
- Capacity to work within multidisciplinary design studios and project teams
- Hold a recognized Bachelor's or Engineer degree with at least 210 ECTS credits
- Meet individual assessment criteria set by the university admissions department
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Prospective students must submit their application online through the respective university portals depending on their EU or non-EU status. Each application undergoes an individual assessment process. For any doubts or inquiries regarding admission, applicants should contact the Admission Officer directly via email.
- Bachelor's or Engineer degree certificate
- Academic transcripts showing minimum 210 ECTS
- English language proficiency certificate
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