MAS UPM/ETH in Collective Housing
This description is only available in English.
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March
Start -
8 months
Duration -
Madrid, Spain
Location -
EnglishTuition language
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Until 30.01
Application period -
€ 21,800
Programme fee
In brief: The MAS UPM/ETH in Collective Housing
It is a professional MAS for architects focused on advanced design of collective housing and cities. Its main value lies in its excellence and practice-oriented structure.
Structure and content
Programme description
The programme is structured in one-week workshops, where participants will develop their design skills, and specialties, where they will complete their theoretical knowledge. These are: housing projects, construction and technology, leadership, processes and entrepreneurship, urban design and landscape, energy and sustainability, housing theory, low-cost and emergency housing, sociology, economy and politics and city sciences. All of them are mandatory in order to receive the diploma.
Objectives
Professional perspectives
The main goal is the job placement of specialist professionals who can address global problems and take important roles in architecture offices, urban planning or making contributions in fields such as environmental science or emergency housing. Architects from all nations are trained in city dwelling specialties and have demonstrated a high professional level making important contributions in research projects, winning competitions or taking leadership roles in the most relevant architecture firms.
Structure and format
Additional information
The programme has always committed to the highest level of excellence combining teachers of international prestige and a thorough participant selection process in order to make the best out of this course.
In the past years, the programme has built a close relationship with great architects such as Dietmar Eberle, Felix Claus, Anne Lacaton, Frits van Dongen, Hrvoje Njiric, Juan Herreros, Jacob van Rijs, Alison Brooks, Andrea Deplazes, Cino Zucchi or Wiel Arets, who are regular workshop leaders. It is the interaction between teachers and participants that generates the greatest results and production each year.
Tuition language(s)
English
Credits
Target group and admission
Target group
Requirements
Required language skills
English: C1 – external page Show proficiency scales
Language(s) of performance assessment
Dates and venue
Start
March (every year)
Duration
March to November, full time, 600 hours.
During this time, it is strongly recommended a full-time dedication in order to develop and complete practical work. Final master work to be submitted by mail in December.
Application period
Until 30.01 of the year, or until vacancies are filled.
Location
The MAS UPM/ETH in Collective Housing takes place in Madrid at the Escuela Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura. The Universidad Politécnica of Madrid, offers a unique working environment and with the support of the ETH Zurich they create the best possible calendar with the best professionals.
Fees
Programme fee
€ 21,800
Application
Questions about the application
Candidates have to follow a three-step process:
- Fill in the online application form, including CV, portfolio, motivation letter and two recommendation letters. The portfolio must be sent digitally for on-screen visualisation. Technical and graphic skills, group work and other achievements are considered.
- Most outstanding participants are called for a personal interview (Google Meet) with a member of the Academic Committee.
- After the profile is evaluated by the academic committee, the candidate receives an email with the result of the deliberation. If positive, the candidate will have to pay the reservation fee (€ 1,000) and complete the payment (€ 20,800 in three terms) before the beginning of the corresponding edition.
Organiser
Programme management
Contact
Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid (ETSAM)
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)
Avda. Juan Herrera 4
28040
Madrid
Spain
Responsible body
- Leading house: Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid (ETSAM), Chair of the Design Studio Department
- Alliance partner: ETH Zurich, Department of Architecture (D-ARCH), Chair for Architecture and Construction