The consecutive architecture study programme is divided into a bachelor followed by a master degree programme that further the knowledge gained previously at bachelor level. The bachelor/master system enables graduates to enter the world of work after just six semesters or to complete the master programme, which rounds off the studies. It goes without saying that the master programme can also be read after a period of professional work experience.
Intensive and qualified teaching
At the MSA students are taught intensively by professors or assistant lecturers. A very close, enriching master-pupil relationship is thus able to develop in the small groups, supported by tutors.
The method of teaching architecture at the MSA is very application-oriented. Each architectonic subject area employs highly qualified professors and assistant lecturers who enjoy international success not only in teaching but also in practice. In addition, experts from industry and lecturers from other higher education institutions are regularly invited to the MSA to expand the range of teaching.
Wide range of courses
Teaching at the MSA focuses on promoting the individual strengths of every single student. For this reason, the MSA offers a wide range of specialist focal areas. Depending on students' aptitudes, they can concentrate on key study areas in the course of their degree, not only by taking supplementary modules and electives but also by exploring a topic in-depth in the bachelor and master theses.