Architecture
(Bachelor of Science)

Students taking the Bachelor’s degree programme in Architecture acquire a sound understanding of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in History and Theory, Design and Architectural Drafting, Construction and Engineering, applied in the context of practical and research-oriented study projects.

In parallel to attending courses to learn basic knowledge, students practice applying the knowledge gained in a module on Interactions, offered in cooperation with a variety of subject areas. From the fifth semester, students choose from a wide range of compulsory elective modules, enabling them to pursue their particular interests and specialise in certain areas. Students are examined by continuous assessment, for example in supervised assignments, written examinations, project drafts and presentations. The programme concludes with a Bachelor’s thesis. 

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• An ambition to design
• Good power of spatial perception
• A technical flair
• High personal commitment

• The BSc in Architecture is a degree course that qualifies graduates to work in architecture firms and planning offices, in the real estate and construction industry, in executive positions in public administration and in other interdisciplinary fields of work.
• The degree qualifies graduates to embark on a postgraduate Master’s programme in Architecture or a similar subject, which is one of the requirements for acceptance into a Chamber of Architecture.

• Architecture and Urban Design (Master of Science)
• Water and Environment (distance learning) (Master of Science)

Under certain conditions, admission to the following Master's programme is also possible. More detailed information can be found in the respective admission regulations. If you have any questions, please contact the course advice of the desired Master's programme:

• Environmental Planning and Territorial Development - Major Territorial Development
• Landscape Architecture (Master of Science)