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First-Level Degree Programs
^{(Bachelor's Degrees and Single-Cycle Master's Degree)}

First-level degrees (three-year programs and single-cycle programs) ensure the acquisition of critical knowledge, core competencies, and foundational skills, which are developed across four distinct training pathways: architecture, territory/planning, design, and fashion.

 

The Single-Cycle Master's Degree Program (5-year) offered by the School of Architecture is:

1. Architecture (LM-4 c.u.)

The Three-Year Bachelor's Degree Programs offered by the School of Architecture are:

1. Textile and Fashion Design (L-4)
2. City, Territory and Landscape Planning (L-21)
3. Product, Interior, Communication and Eco-social Design (L-4)
4. Architectural Sciences (L-17)

Programs feature restricted access with admissions caps regulated at national or local levels. They award a degree that is highly valuable both for continuing advanced academic studies and for direct entry into the job market.
Graduates with a Three-Year Bachelor's Degree can access Two-Year Master's Degree Programs (+2), First-Level Advanced Professional Masters (Master di I Livello), and Specialization Courses.

Second-Level Degree Programs
^{(Master's Degrees / Lauree Magistrali)}

The Master's Degree Programs offered by the School of Architecture are:

1. Architecture (LM-4) _{divided into two curricula:}
   • Architectural Design (Italian curriculum)
   • Architectural Design - "iCAD" (lessons in English)
2. Landscape Architecture (LM-3)
3. Design for Sustainable Innovation (Advanced Sustainable Design) (LM-12)
4. Fashion System Design (LM-12)
5. Urban and Regional Planning and Design for Sustainability (LM-48) _{divided into two curricula:}
   • Urban and Regional Planning and Design for Sustainability (Italian curriculum)
   • Urban and Regional Planning and Design for Sustainability (lessons in English)

 

Good to know:
The Bachelor's Degree in Architectural Sciences combined with the Two-Year Master's Degree in Architecture is parallel and professionally equivalent to the 5-Year Single-Cycle Master's Degree in Architecture. Both educational pathways (the 3+2 framework or the 5-year single-cycle model) fully provide the comprehensive training required for the official recognition of the European Architect qualification.
The division of advanced postgraduate training into multiple specialized Master's Degrees allows graduates to align their studies with their personal aptitudes and professional goals, matching the structure of professional licensing boards and chambers.