As the academic year comes to an end, the UIC Barcelona Master of International Cooperation in Sustainable Emergency Architecture (MICSEA) will celebrate the final presentations of the Master Thesis projects…
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We spoke with Cristina Melero, founder of Fundación Bosco Arts and organizer of this year’s field trip for the Master in International Cooperation Sustainable Emergency Architecture, about the realities of…
This year’s field trip for the Master in International Cooperation and Sustainable Emergency Architecture stands as a powerful example of adaptability in practice—one of the core values we aim to…
Opening New Paths: Final Thesis Presentations 2025 Our students have presented their final thesis work—and we are now about to close an intense academic year. We were honoured to welcome…
Continuing our Alumni Interviews series:This time, Khaled Hammoud shares his initial motivations as a student, the development of his perspectives and how our master connected his background in architecture and…
Earlier this spring, students of the Master of International Cooperation in Sustainable Emergency Architecture (MICSEA) took part in a two-week workshop in İzmir, Turkey, titled Basmane Atlas: Strengthening Urban Spaces…
For International Women’s Day: Five Interventions for More Inclusive Cities We asked our students to Name one intervention that can improve gender disparity in urban environments. Here are their answers:…
Things You Need to Know as a Humanitarian Worker This thoughtful video was created by students Maria Clara Ribaudo, Tatiana Vejarano Pombo, Ximena Eguren, Jaren Mendoza Estrada, and Megan Montecino. It was developed during the…
Social-Spatial Workshop developed by professor Apen Ruiz, the master’s director Carmen Mendoza Arroyo, and coordinator Shareen Elnaschie. In December, the students of the Master of International Cooperation and Sustainable Emergency…
We’re thrilled to share an interview with Verónica Sánchez Carrera, co-founder of n’UNDO, an urbanism studio advocating for non-constructive architecture as a viable and essential alternative. As a recurring professor…
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