Master In Urban Management And Architectural Design

Master in Architectural Design and Urban Management at Domus Academy

Duration: 12 months January to December (except August)
Language: Italian with simultaneous translation to English for the first months
Pre course and afternoon/evening Italian language courses available through our partner language school.

Accreditation Masters degree validated and awarded by the University of Wales
with a value of 180 credits
The objective The Master aims to replace old methods no longer applicable to the urban
complexity by proposing new responses for current and future scenarios
thereby enabling professionals to deal with territorial transformations, handle
conflicts in a creative way and provide extraordinary design solutions. This Master provides a vision in which city planning, design skill, social and anthropological analysis and marketing and communication tools can converge
to create a new professional identity that will reshape the functions and
appearance of the urban space.

The audience The Master is projected towards professionals, recent graduates or final year students of planning, territorial, economics, social and communications study areas

The course Consists of 2 semesters (January-July) and (September-December) closing
with the Master’s project, dissertation and the exhibition. The course focuses
on Vision, Policies, Communication and Marketing in the territory and the Architectural link. The second part of the course supported by workshops
and lectures is where the student decides on the Master Thesis in a specific
research area of either Urban Design oriented to the management and enlarged
planning of the territory and its functions, or Architectural Design which involves
designing and creating the elements that make up the territory.

The Future The Master offers several job or requalification opportunities in public administration on a local, national or European level, as a project manager
for development agencies, real estate companies, NGO’s, charities, Private
and public sector consultancies, Engineering or Architecture practices,
Self employed urban designers, planners and advisors.