I'm planning to study a Master program in Europe (Continental Europe, not Britain) next year, but I haven't completely decided about pursuing Architecture or programs that are more on the urban side yet... Anyways, I've done lots of research and I've picked a number of targets which have either no tuition fee or offer good scholarships. They all offer courses in English. I can speak French too, but I prefer to keep it only for everyday communication in the city - not for completing the degree (that's why I'm interested in Brussels).
KU Leuven International MSc in Architecture (Campus in Brussels)
AHO Master in Architecture (Oslo)
And actually some more secondary options:
Aalborg University (Denmark)
Aalto University (Finland)
TU Eindhoven (Holland)
So... I appreciate any suggestions or opinions on these choices (or maybe bringing up other options), esp from anyone who has some experience with these schools or studying in Europe.
And also any ideas on the outlook after completing a master in Europe? opportunities, etc.?
Thanks a lot.
archie-tect
Nov 7, 16 1:56 pm
Nobody?...
archie-tect
Nov 16, 16 1:09 pm
last shot... nothing?!
archietechie
Nov 16, 16 1:19 pm
TU Delft dude, good faculty, great environment, really attractive rates, eng language.
ckchiu
Nov 21, 16 4:42 am
I am also searching for more first-hand information about the architecture schools in Europe, as far as I know TU Delft MSc Architecture is really good, with concentration on the technical part of architecture (probably because it's a technical university?), founders of MVRDV are also from Delft and the great architectural atmosphere in Netherlands....it's the whole package
Do anyone have information about KADK (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts), Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark (Arkitektskolen Aarhus), AHO (Oslo School of Architecture) in Norway and Politencio di Milano MSc ? Been searching over the forum & internet but most are pretty old (like 5-6 years ago), hope there'll be newer information sharing! thanks in advance!
Hey everyone!
I'm planning to study a Master program in Europe (Continental Europe, not Britain) next year, but I haven't completely decided about pursuing Architecture or programs that are more on the urban side yet... Anyways, I've done lots of research and I've picked a number of targets which have either no tuition fee or offer good scholarships. They all offer courses in English. I can speak French too, but I prefer to keep it only for everyday communication in the city - not for completing the degree (that's why I'm interested in Brussels).
Here's my top four list:
And actually some more secondary options:
So... I appreciate any suggestions or opinions on these choices (or maybe bringing up other options), esp from anyone who has some experience with these schools or studying in Europe.
And also any ideas on the outlook after completing a master in Europe? opportunities, etc.?
Thanks a lot.
Nobody?...
last shot... nothing?!
TU Delft dude, good faculty, great environment, really attractive rates, eng language.
I am also searching for more first-hand information about the architecture schools in Europe, as far as I know TU Delft MSc Architecture is really good, with concentration on the technical part of architecture (probably because it's a technical university?), founders of MVRDV are also from Delft and the great architectural atmosphere in Netherlands....it's the whole package
Do anyone have information about KADK (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts), Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark (Arkitektskolen Aarhus), AHO (Oslo School of Architecture) in Norway and Politencio di Milano MSc ? Been searching over the forum & internet but most are pretty old (like 5-6 years ago), hope there'll be newer information sharing! thanks in advance!