Brought to you by IE School of Architecture & Design:

“For professionals involved in the design processes of innovative work environments”

The IE Masters in Work Space Design in collaboration with the Royal College of Arts in London is a post graduate course that addresses the implications of change in our contemporary work place. The program seeks to provide an innovative understanding of the relationship between organizational culture and architectural concerns; paying special attention to the interior design of the work environment and its relation with branding, efficiency and social responsibility.

The Master in Work Space Design gives students access to an intimate conversation with the most pioneering architects and firms in work space design through its revolution at work lecture series. Guest lecturers include: ROGERS STIRK HARBOUR + PARTNERS, OMA, SEVIL PEACH ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN, GENSLER, PENTAGRAM, JUMP STUDIOS, STUDIOS ARCHITECTURE, STUDIO TILT, ARUP, HAWORTH.

The program has a blended format, thus, allowing you to meet your professional obligations thanks to the combination of onsite periods in Madrid and London and online sessions.

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We believe that designing future work environments goes far beyond what  has traditionally been understood as designing a place to work on a nine-to- five schedule. The massive changes that are happening within the definition of work space itself have led to a point in which companies, entrepreneurs and  professionals are seeking new physical and digital environments that can make their ideas grow and become enriched rapidly.  

New business models are demanding ecosystem-like structures where unexpected can happen, offering new and exciting ways of tackling problems  and challenges. 

As part of that working ecosystem, companies are looking for new relations to happen between the individuals that form part of those structures. Casual encounters, happy discoveries and exciting coincidences will foster creativity  within a team through a process that has been defined as Serendipity. 

At the Master in Work Space Design we are seeking candidates who can see  opportunities in unexpected places and take advantage of them in new ways. We would like to reward candidates who are already serendipity-makers and  who want to apply their skills to the field of work environments. 

To do so, we are launching the “Serendipity-Makers Scholarship” that consists in a 50% scholarship to undertake our Master in Work Space Design during the 2014-15 intake.  

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