Located in Barcelona, UIC Barcelona School of Architecture is a multidisciplinary and dynamic school which is part of the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC Barcelona).

With a clear international outlook and universal approach, the UIC Barcelona School of Architecture's Bachelor's Degree in Architecture offers students a holistic approach to architectural education, improving competitiveness by encouraging multiple skill sets, teamwork, responsibility, and entrepreneurship. The university employs a unique teaching method, where each student is tasked with undertaking a project at every step of the process.

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Why should you study at UIC Barcelona School of Architecture?
 · Classes offered in English
· Students from more than 30 nationalities and the broadest international academical programme
· Work-placement in internationally prestigious architecture firms
· Working transversally and on different scales
· Vertical Workshop where students create a public interest project
· Foros, a series of lectures involving prestigious international architects
· Social Architecture. Mandatory classes on cooperation, sustainability and accessibility
· Advanced technology: Workshops on 3D architectural models and CAD/CAM production
· Business Chairs that connect students with firms in several industries related to architecture

We invite you to take a look at our masters degree:

Master's Degree in International Cooperation: Sustainable Emergency Architecture (English program)

The ever-growing impact of climate change, military conflicts, rapid urbanization and economic crises present a clear need and opportunity for qualified professionals in both developed and developing countries. This Master degree is the only masters with a joint focus on international cooperation, sustainable urban development and emergency architecture. It provides students with the necessary theoretical and methodological background in order to develop an interdisciplinary approach and manage projects in cooperation and sustainable development ranging from the urban to the architectural scale.

*The master includes a 6ECTS course “Humanitarian Shelter and Settlements” certified by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).

Learn more at www.masteremergencyarchitecture.com and at the university website. Follow the master's blog , Facebook and Twitter.

Master's Degree in Biodigital Architecture (English program)

The master deals with architecture seen from a biological and a digital point of view, bringing together the founders of cutting-edge 21st century “digital organicism”. This is done in order to develop concepts such as genetic and generative, the idea of emergence in the natural and digital worlds, biomimesis, biolearning, morphogenesis, etc. As part of this Master’s degree, students will experiment with genetic-driven software, evolutionary processes, emerging systems, algorithms, parametrics, scripting, etc. New technologies have provided us with opportunities for mass-customization production (Data-driven production, computer numerical control machines, 3D printers...), which lead to new formulations of non-standard architecture, based on evolutionary principles (variation, mutation and hybridation).

Learn more at www.biodigitalarchitecture.com and at the university website. Follow the master's Facebook and Twitter.

Postgraduate Degree Accessibility and Design for All (Spanish program)

Currently when carrying out projects, designs, and new building constructions, renovations and extensions, we must respect among others, the requirements of the accessibility regulations. Through this course we will try to provide students with the necessary tools for you to analyze and understand the design for accessibility in spaces, pathways, elements, products and services of our environment; in order to not only know what is required by regulations, but to master all the details needed for the implementation of the "unnoticed accessibility " with normalizing criteria and designs for everyone, including handicap people. Ultimately the art of understanding, identifying, designing and facilitating: DESIGN FOR ALL.

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