The degree programmes of the University of Liechtenstein are structured in Bachelor–Master–Doctorate, according to the internationally accredited Bologna Model. The bachelor’s degree is a first-level professional degree, while the master’s degree allows for further specialization. The Institute offers also opportunities for doctoral studies (PhD).
The university's major objective is the development of students' personality, creativity, and individual expression. Theoretical knowledge and practical skills are taught in an integrative approach, aiming to develop critical thinking and enthusiasm for the profession of architecture.
The Master Programme in Architecture is structured in three different areas of concentration:
Sustainable Urban Design
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Sustainable Design
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Architectural
Design
Theory
These concentrations combine relevant topics, knowledge and skills in order to support theoretical and practical professional work in architecture and planning.
All students are required to select an area of concentration prior to entering the master course. The design studio is the core of the study program and is supplemented with three related mandatory subject courses from the chosen concentration. Moreover, students have to take three elective courses from the course offerings of the other two concentrations.
The Institute of Architecture and Planning does host a numerours group of Guest- and Erasmus students each semester.
Guest- and Erasmus students should also select an area of concentration
. The Institute will do its best to accomodate the student's choice. However, we cannot guarantee a selected placement prior to the beginning of the specific semester. The Director of Graduate Studies in Architecture reserves the right to determine the final placement.
Language
The Master Degree Programme is conducted entirely in English - the Institute does require proof of English proficiency.
Semester Abroad
In order to promote an international orientation, degree programme students need to spend a semester abroad in a country in which the first language is not the student's first language is required.
Professional Experience
The professional experience module provides insights into students' future work environment by offering high-quality internships. The Institute requires a 360 hours propaedeutic internship prior to entering the programme, and an additional 360 hours of professional internship while registered as a student.
Duration of Study
The programme lasts a minimum of 4 semesters and may be extended to a maximum of 8 semesters.
Tuition
CHF 750.- per semester. Not included in the tuition are expenses for living, books, supplies, and field trips.
Application Deadlines
The winter semester starts at the end of September. The summer semester begins in March. Please notice that all necessary application documents and certifi cates have to be submitted before
June 15th (for the winter semester)
, or
December 15th (for the summer semester)
. Applications that are received after these deadlines will only be considered if there are slots available.
International accreditation
