Building Technology


Harmonisation Master's programme Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences

The Master's Programme in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences (AUBS) will be harmonised in the academic year 2024-2025 and 2025-2026. The aim of this renewal is to make the various master tracks more similar in composition and structure, resulting in more elective space and a graduation project that takes three quarters for all students.

  • Do you start your first year of this master track Building Technology in academic year 2024-2025?
    Please check the updated programme here.

  • Are you currently studying in your first or second year of this master track?
    In principle, this harmonisation does not affect you. You finish your master track following the current track programme which you can find below on this page.

    In which situations does the harmonisation affect you?

    You do not take all courses of the second semester (MSc2) this academic year 
    If so, you will complete the second semester next academic year 2024-2025 in the new structure, with new or replacement electives or elective design studios. Please check the study guide for more information.

    You plan to interrupt your studies for (more than) a year.
    If so, it is best to do this after completing the entire first year. You will then continue your studies in September 2025 in the new structure of the second year, with an inter- or transdisciplinary Q5 elective (15 EC) and graduation in three quarters. More information on the Q5 electives and the graduation project will be available in april 2025.


Track programme Building Technology

The master track Building Technology provides a two-year programme. We start designing at a product level, followed by the building scale, next addressing the urban context, and finally in the graduation project students choose their own topic and scale. In first semester all students follow the same programme focussing on the core subjects of building technology, from quarter 3 on students get the possibility to choose their own trajectory in the programme.

The programme is visualised in the scheme below, courses highlighted in yellow indicate that a choice needs to be made.

 

First year

Second year

In the Graduation Manual Master of Science Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences important information about the setup of the graduation process and the official regulations that apply to the graduation phase are described.