Master in Collaborative Spatial Development
An interdisciplinary master's program shaping open, agile, and sustainable spatial futures.
Best for:Best for graduates and professionals from architecture, planning, social sciences, or design seeking to master interdisciplinary spatial development.
Overview
The Master in Collaborative Spatial Development is an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary graduate program offered by Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Designed for graduates and practitioners from architecture, urban planning, social work, environmental sciences, economics, and IT, the program focuses on developing robust collaborative procedures for future-oriented spatial planning. Students expand their foundational disciplinary skills while strengthening cross-disciplinary cooperation to address complex urban and regional challenges. The curriculum comprises 120 ECTS credits and prepares participants for advanced professional and research roles in planning, administration, and policy.
What you'll do
- Participate in inter- and transdisciplinary project work integrating multiple academic domains
- Engage in collaborative planning and design procedures for agile spatial development
- Complete coursework and project assignments equivalent to 120 ECTS credits
- Bridge theoretical concepts and practical applications in administration, planning, or policy
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in architecture, urban planning, spatial planning, landscape architecture, social work, art, design, environmental sciences, economics, computer science, or a related field
Degree offered: Master of Arts Hochschule Luzern/FHZ in kollaborativer Raumentwicklung
Language: German; proficiency required for coursework and communication
Instruction: German
- Foundational disciplinary training in a relevant field such as planning, design, or the sciences
- Interest in collaborative and transdisciplinary working methods
- Aptitude for addressing complex socio-spatial and environmental challenges
- Hold an eligible bachelor's degree or equivalent professional background
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How to apply
Deadline: 04-30
Interested candidates should review the program requirements and submit their application through the official university portal by the April 30 deadline for the autumn semester start.
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