The field of Architecture is related to the planning, design and development of large and complex structures, systems, landscapes and environments. It also includes the repair and restoration of buildings.
For its part, Urbanism studies human settlements for their diagnosis, understanding and intervention. In addition, it uses urban geography as a fundamental tool and tries to understand urban processes in order to plan interventions for the qualification of space.
1. You will have the opportunity to exploit your creativity. By studying these careers you will be able to develop new projects with which you will exploit all your creative capacity to create functional, useful and very well-constructed spaces.
2. You will collaborate and contribute to the well-being of people. Throughout history, architecture has served to improve the living conditions of all people and promote social development, especially in large cities. In this career you will learn how to design spaces and respect the culture, architecture and the environment that surrounds them.
3. You will concretely perceive the product of your work. Both professions have the particularity that they allow designs to prevail over time. Each of the jobs will have a lot of value, since you will even take into account important aspects such as the bioclimatic and landscape conditions of each place where you work to obtain the best result.
4. There is no time for boredom. All the courses, jobs and projects you see are very interesting. It is a wide world where you will see varied topics ranging from psychology, construction, the environment, among others.
Master of Sustainable Built Environment at University of New South Wales – UNSW
Sustainability education is about empowering practitioners to take on the challenge, it is transformative rather than merely transmissive, it is holistic and driven by critical thinking, and it is ultimately about becoming an advocate for change. The task begins with ways of thinking and by considering the different value systems and cultures that influence how communities shape their built environments.
Architectural Design at University of Sheffield
This studio-based course will help you develop your own distinctive design practice. You will explore design processes and methodologies. There are opportunities to work on real life projects with local and regional groups. You can take the course as an independent MA or in preparation for a PhD through the PhD by Design programme. Learning takes place through studio-based design work with individual and group tutorials, block seminars and workshops, traditional lecture modules, live projects with real clients, and real community projects. You will be assessed on assignments and exams, design thesis and a thesis.
