It’s that time of year again when we reach out to potential students looking to further their studies in architecture and urban planning, but with a specific focus on informal or marginalized communities affected by disaster, conflict and rapid urbanization. If you want to find out more about our program—one of the few in the world devoted to spatial practices with a joint focus on development and emergency contexts—our live online information session, which we conduct every year, is a great way to get immediate feedback from our program director and resolve any doubts you may have about the course.
The MSc, taught at UIC Barcelona in partnership with institutions like UN-Habitat, RMIT and IFRC and aimed at graduates in Architecture, Urban Planning, Urban Design, Engineering, Environmental Design and Geography, prepares urban practitioners to develop and rebuild communities affected by rapid urbanization, poverty, conflict and natural disasters.
If you want to make a positive impact on the world through architecture and design, find out more about our program.
Tune in to the Facebook Live event, on Thursday, February 22nd at 4pm (GMT +1), in which codirector of the program, Carmen Mendoza will present a brief overview of the curriculum and key aspects of the program and then take questions from attendees via live chat. The video will remain available for viewing in case you aren’t able to make it!
Let us know you’re coming by joining the event on Facebook.
Please share this with anyone you think may be interested in our program. We hope to see all of you there!