Why choose the master's course Architecture?
Design education in an inspiring environment
High level training
Make a difference
Extensive opportunities for field trips
Develop a pioneering attitude
Combined, concurrent education
Stories
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Fadia Ba’abduh channels her experiences of war and loss through her work: “We must accept death”
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"I know how terribly warm it is to be lugging things around on a building site in 30-degree heat, and how freezing it is at minus five."
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Architecture master’s student Naomi: “Growing into what I am is more important than growing into what I ought to be”
Learning to look at things in a different way
As a master's student in Architecture at ArtEZ, you will explore themes like space, materials, context, and storytelling. You will creatively and conceptually devise spatial solutions for design challenges of today and learn how to implement them effectively.
In this course, you will learn to think freely and creatively, allowing you to perceive things from a different perspective. During four years of study, you will develop into a well-equipped and exceptional professional who can shape the relationship between people and their surroundings, whether as a technical draftsman, designer, or architect.
Balance between dreaming and doing with concurrent education
The master's course Architecture at ArtEZ offers a concurrent educational programme, meaning you study and work simultaneously. You will attend classes and study in Arnhem on Friday and in the morning on Saturday. During this time, you will work on architecture's creative side: experimenting, pioneering, reflecting, and designing freely. In addition to this study component, you will work 20 to 32 hours a week at an architectural firm. There, you will directly apply what you learned during the course.
This master's course doesn't push you in one specific direction but instead helps you find a place to make your mark. It was precisely through experimentation that I could discover where my talents lie. For example, I learned that I am good at communicating designs in a way that tells a story."
Antoine Bowers, almunus
With your diploma, you can register in the Architects' Register and use the title 'Architect.' Based on the student ratings included in the independent 'Keuzegids masters 2024', the master's course Architecture at ArtEZ scores significantly high for the component 'career preparation'.