All Degree Programmes

Degree Programmes

First-cycle Degree Programmes (Bachelor’s Degrees and Single-cycle Master’s Degree)

First-cycle degree programmes (three-year programmes and the single-cycle programme) provide students with a solid foundation of critical knowledge, skills and basic competences, which are further developed along four main educational areas: architecture, planning, design and fashion.

The School of Architecture offers the following Single-cycle Master’s Degree Programme (five years):

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

The School of Architecture offers the following Bachelor’s Degree Programmes:

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

Admission to these programmes is subject to nationally or locally regulated enrolment limits. They lead to a degree qualification that can be used either to continue further studies or to enter the labour market.

A Bachelor’s Degree gives access to Master’s Degree Programmes (+2 years), First-level University Master’s Programmes and Specialisation Courses.

Second-cycle Degree Programmes (Master’s Degrees)

The School of Architecture offers the following Master’s Degree Programmes:

1. Architecture (LM-4), divided into two curricula:
   • Architectural Design
   • Architectural Design – “iCAD” (taught in English)
2. Landscape Architecture (LM-3)
3. Design for Sustainable Innovation (Advanced Sustainable Design) (LM-12)
4. Fashion System Design (Fashion System Design) (LM-12)
5. Planning and Design for Urban and Regional Sustainability (LM-48), divided into two curricula:
   • Planning and Design for Urban and Regional Sustainability
   • Urban and Regional Planning and Design for Sustainability (taught in English)

Please note that the Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Architectural Sciences and the Master’s Degree Programme in Architecture run in parallel and are equivalent to the Single-cycle Master’s Degree Programme in Architecture: the full educational pathway, whether consisting of a Bachelor’s Degree followed by a Master’s Degree or of the Single-cycle Master’s Degree, provides the education required for recognition of the professional qualification of European architect.

The organisation of second-cycle education across several Master’s Degree Programmes enables graduates to pursue pathways that best match their aptitudes and skills and reflects the structure of the relevant professional Orders.