The overall aims of the Master of Architecture programme are to provide students with a competitive edge of advanced knowledge and skill, together with study choices that support career interests and address societal issues. The programme’s focus is on architecture that supports amenity, sustainability, and cultural meaning. The Faculty is committed to sustaining an open-minded and creative atmosphere for the pursuit of research, to explore new forms of building and urban design, and to discover collaborative practices that nurture human potential. Our graduates recognize existing sources of knowledge but learn how to integrate their voice with others in order to influence both the art and the science of architecture. Award:
Master of Architecture M.Arch. (A- Architecture) Master of Architecture M.Arch. (UD- Urban Design) Master of Architecture M.Arch. (URHP- Urban Regeneration and Historic Preservation) The professional Master of Architecture degree (M.Arch.) is the second component of architectural education at the Faculty of Architecture for students who seek certified professional qualifications/licensing. The programme has been developed in accordance with the Bologna Declaration standards, and is accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education. Programme Duration: Three semesters of course work (90 ects), and the Master Project (30 ects) which is usually done in the fourth semester.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To provide general and specialized knowledge in the field of Architecture and Architectural Technologies, Urban Design, Urban Regeneration and Historic Preservation, with respect to theory, methodology, design, analysis and applications. By combining projects with lectures the Faculty trains students to become broadly oriented, versatile architects, meeting today’s requirements for wide employability. To equip the graduate with knowledge needed for a profession in the field of Architecture, Urban Design and Urban Regeneration, to enable him or her to develop appropriate design projects of different scale and complexity, including plans for urban communities and settlements, open, protected, and other areas where development occurs, or those which are subject to protection, conservation, or any other special treatment. PROGRAMME
The Master of Architecture is a comprehensive and rigorous programme, preparing graduates for a full range of professional activities in the profession. It provides a thorough theoretical basis in history, theory, technology, ecology, social issues, and professional practice, while developing skills in design through participating an a sequence of intensive design studios. The Master of Architecture programme is open-minded and sharply focused on the current state of the profession. The programme allows students to pursue their individual specializations, to progress towards employment within the field of architecture, urban design and historical preservation, and to embark on advanced study, including a PhD programme at this or another school. Areas of Concentration
There are three areas of concentration: A - Architecture UD - Urban Design URHP - Urban Regeneration and Historic Preservation Programme Structure Theory and Methodology | Design Studio | Complementary Project | Electives | Course 1 3 credits
| STUDIO DESIGN PROJECT 1 Seminar x 3 Studio total 18 credits | Complementary Project 1 2 credits | Elective1 3 credits
| Course 2 3 credits
| STUDIO DESIGN PROJECT 2 Seminar x 3 Studio total 18 credits | Complementary Project 2 2 credits | Elective 2 3 credits
| Course 3 3 credits
| STUDIO DESIGN PROJECT 3 Seminar x 3 Studio total 18 credits | Complementary Project 3 2 credits | Elective 3 3 credits
| MASTER PROJECT 30 credits |
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FACULTY
The Faculty of Architecture reflects a diverse set of backgrounds with a long-standing commitment to professional practice and scholarly research. Faculty research, scholarship and creative activities include a wide range of topics and interests relevant to the disciplines and professional areas represented in the Faculty of Architecture. Our major asset is the diversity and quality of the professional practice, academic qualifications and the experience of our faculty members and students. Faculty members and faculty teams have received many awards in national and international design competitions. > Faculty Details
CALENDAR 2009-20010 Applications deadline: May 30, 2009 Application form is available at www.arh.bg.ac.rs Notification on Acceptance: June 28, 2009 Commencement of semester I: September 15, 2009 End of semester I: December 20, 2009 > Admission Details
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FEES
Application €75 (non refundable) Registration €175 (non refundable) Full time student (per semester) € 1580 Qualifying student (per course other than studio) € 370 Qualifying student (studio per semester) € 675 EU Mobility programme students (per semester) € 1580 Unclassified student (per course other than studio) € 450 Unclassified student (studio per semester) € 775
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