The Master in Architecture addresses the contemporary challenges of climate change, resource scarcity, and social inequalities through the lens of architecture, urbanism, and territorial design. Students acquire knowledge, methods, and tools to develop research and design strategies for the socio-ecological transition towards a carbon-neutral, resilient, and more just society. The programme considers the ecological and social question of our time beyond the spectrum of technological progress and economic growth and, more importantly, as a cultural and political project that embraces issues of governance, ownership, practices, and participation.

The programme provides future professionals with relevant skills concerning research and design in the field of architecture and urbanism. Students deepen the knowledge acquired during their Bachelor studies and can master complex design tasks at various scales—from the territory to the neighbourhood. The programme prepares them for their role as critical and engaged actors in the production of space.
We are a small and ambitious team of architectural and planning experts, running an intimate and highly personal programme nestled within the Department of Geography and Spatial Planning of the University of Luxembourg. The curriculum covers a full-time two-year programme, with the final semester dedicated to a semester-long thesis project. Each semester corresponds to a total of 30 ECTS.

Application deadlines
Applications for European candidates:
Online application: February 1–June 15, 2022
Applications for non-European candidates:
Online application: February 1–April 30, 202

Teaching Staff
Florian Hertweck—Markus Miessen—Carole Schmit—Marija Marić—David Peleman—César Reyes Nájera—Francelle Cane—Caroline Faber—Céline Zimmer, and many guests.

www.masterarchitecture.lu