Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer Semester only

Focus

Sustainable Building, Sustainable Buildings, Ecological Construction, Green Building, Integral Building Planning, Interdisciplinary Planning Teams, Integrated project work, Practice-oriented Study Projects, Energy and Resource Efficiency, Ecologically, Economically and Socially Sustainable

Target group

Graduates from the subject areas of Architecture, Civil Engineering, Building Engineering, Building and Energy Engineering, Facility Management or Landscape Architecture or related subjects. For Bachelor's graduates in Architecture, the Master's degree course leads to the option of EU-wide professional accreditation (case-by-case assessment).

Annotation

In the interdisciplinary and practice-oriented Master's degree Planning of Sustainable Buildings, Bachelor's graduates from building-related disciplines learn and experience the joint development, planning and operation of sustainable buildings in a practice-oriented manner. On the one hand, the content of the course is based on the tried and tested content of civil engineering as taught within the framework of the courses of study in architecture, building services engineering, civil engineering or comparable construction or building-oriented subjects. On the other hand, these teaching contents are specifically expanded, for example by ecological topics as well as topics of sustainable construction and issues or instructions for the application of Building Information Modelling (BIM) as a planning tool. The focus is on project study and teamwork: The students work as interdisciplinary teams to develop suitable building designs, applying their individually acquired specialised knowledge and jointly solving the requirements of use and functionality as well as ecology and economy. The innovative Master's degree course Planning of Sustainable Buildings combines interdisciplinary building and planning-specific knowledge from the degree courses architecture, civil engineering, building and energy technology as well as facility management and landscape architecture and introduces students to the integral planning of sustainable buildings.

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Previous studies (e.g., Bachelor) of Architecture, Building Engineering, Building and Energy Engineering, Civil Engineering, Facility Management, Landscape Architecture or in a comparable subject.

Fees

Compulsory semester ticket