Study location	Poland, Warsaw
Type	Engineering (First-Cycle Studies), full-time
Nominal duration	3 semesters (90 ECTS)
Study language	English
Awards	MSc (Master Degree in Architecture)

Tuition fee	€4,500 per year
Application fee	€200 one-time

Entry qualification

Undergraduate diploma In order to be admitted to the second degree studies in Architecture, you must have completed the first degree studies in Architecture or Architecture and Urban Planning. In case if the original language in the documents is English or Polish, no translation needed. In case of all other languages, please, prepare sworn translation. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. You need to submit sworn translations into Polish of all required documents. If you do not have a possibility to make Polish translations, we will accept the documents translated into English and you will have to submit Polish translations after arrival. You must take the original entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university.

Language requirements	English

More information	wseiz.pl/en/architecture-master-program

Overview

Aim of studies

Master’s diploma in Architecture at UEM will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills in architectural design including:

• contemporary technical requirements,
• functional and health needs of users,
• environmental sustainability.

At the same time, the second degree studies in Architecture will allow you to shape your design skills taking into account artistic, cultural, intellectual, historical, social, economic, and environmental conditions.
We want our students to be enriched during their studies with sensitivity to the need for spatial order, as well as for shaping a sustainable living environment for all of us.

Master’s diploma in Architecture at UEM is the basis for automatic recognition of professional qualifications. It opens the way for you to pursue the profession of an architect in the member states of the European Union. You can read more in the European Union’s database of legal acts.

During your studies you will use modern studios, among others: Architectural Design, Virtual Building Design and Landscape Design equipped with computers, graphic tablets, 3D manipulators. Moreover, as an UEM Student you will benefit from many professional programmes for free.

Graduates of the University of Ecology and Management in Warsaw are in demand on the job market – be one of them and start your professional career thanks to the knowledge and skills gained in the faculty of Architecture.

Programme structure

Scope of studies

As a Master’s degree in architecture, you will gain skills in the field of:

• architectural, urban and conservation design, as well as spatial planning,

• shaping the human environment by taking into account the relations between people, architectural objects and the surroundings

• applying procedures for the design of architectural objects while taking into account social factors,

• solving functional, utility, construction, engineering and technological problems to the extent of ensuring safety and comfort of using the facilities, including people with disabilities,

• applying technical and construction regulations and procedures, economics of design,

• implementation and use of an architectural object,

• organisation of the investment process, as well as integration of plans with planning projects in the country and in the European Union countries,

• understanding the role of the architectural profession in society and its impact on the quality of the environment,

• applying the rules of professional ethics.

Career opportunities

Employment perspectives

With a Master degree in architecture, you will obtain full architectural qualifications and thus be able to work as an architect in Poland and EU on your own.

In addition to your own creative activity in architectural and urban planning design, you will find employment in:

• architectural studios,
• the departments of architecture and urban planning,
• local government administration,
• maintenance workshops, construction companies,
• advertising agencies,
• for exhibitions, fairs, and stage design.