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The Master track History and Theory of Architecture and Urbanism, which is part of the Master program of the Department of History of Art, Architecture and Landscape, included courses that focus on classical architectural and urban history and theory. Elective courses are part of the program and allow students to either specialize in either classical history and theory, architecture and urbanism as cultural heritage, the health impacts of architecture and urbanism, or a combination. The program is offered in the English language only. 

Students who want to enroll in this Master track should contact the Admissions Office. 

 Master History and Theory of Architecture and Urbanism

The program spans two semesters, which are divided in two parts:

I  A  September- November
I  B  November – January
II A  February – April
II B  April – June

I A   Origins of the Healthy City Mandatory 5 ECT Contents    
I A   An Encyclopedia of Typologies Mandatory 5 ECT Contents    
I A   Capita Selecta: History and recent trends in the
Architecture of Hospitals and psychiatric clinics
Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I A   The City Reflected in Art, Literature and the Cinema Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I A   Planning Theorie Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I A   City Matters: Urban Equality and Social Justice Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I B   Origins of the healthy City II Mandatory 5 ECT Contents    
I B   Capital Selecta: Housing and Care for the Elderly Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I B   Civic Culture Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I B   Expressionism in Architecture and Urbanism Elective 5 ECT Contents    
I B   Cultural Heritage Elective 5 ECT Contents    
II A   Internship Mandatory 10 ECT Contents    
II A   Excursion Abroad Mandatory 5 ECT Contents    
II A   Revitalizing Neighborhoods Elective 5 ECT Contents    
II B   Thesis Elective 15 ECT Contents    
II B   Living Lab Sustainable Places Elective 5 ECT Contents