English 100%
15 March to 15 July for the following winter semester
15 September to 15 January for the following summer semester
The programme uses the strength of its location and surrounding regions.
Design and technical details of protection are taught with the help of UNESCO monuments in the region. In addition to these regional examples, students will gain an international perspective on monumental preservation.
The programme includes practical elements and field trips, and the students will be trained in the philosophy and analysis of monumental heritage sites.
Basics of Architectural Theory
European Building History
Research Methods and Practice
Architectural Drawing and Surveying
Inorganic Building Materials
Organic Building Materials
Garden and Landscape Planning
Urban Planning
Cultural Heritage I
Cultural Heritage II
Archaeology, Conservation, Curation and Restoration I
Archaeology, Conservation, Curation and Restoration II
Landscape, Cityscape, Urbanism I
Landscape, Cityscape, Urbanism II
History and Contemporary Concerns I
History and Contemporary Concerns II
Building Construction I
Building Construction II
Computer Techniques I
Computer Techniques II
Tourism and Management I
Tourism and Management II
Presentation and Communication
General and Interdisciplinary Studies I
General and Interdisciplinary Studies II
German I
German II
German III
Technical English I
Technical English II
Master's Thesis
Colloquium
86 EUR
720 EUR
Applicants need a minimum of a Bachelor's degree from a programme with a duration of three to five years. The degree should be in architecture or a discipline such as archaeology, art history, geography, civil engineering, history, planning and surveying, design, or interior design. Candidates may also be admitted based on relevant work experience.
The programme is conducted in English. Students must demonstrate adequate language skills at level B2 according to TOEFL/IELTS examination standards or equivalent. Knowledge of German is not required but is offered as an elective course to interested students.
15 March to 15 July for the following winter semester
15 September to 15 January for the following summer semester
https://ww2.uni-assist.de/online/Frontend/Registrierung/index?lang=en
Students with a study visa in Germany are allowed to work a specific number of hours. The specific details will be provided by the Foreigners' Office. There are plenty of part time jobs, including blue collar jobs.
The university is located close to the Bauhaus on a small campus right outside the main train station. Workshops, a cafeteria, studios, and lecture halls as well as seminar rooms are equipped with up-to-date technology.
The Bauhaus Dessau is embedded in parks of classicism. It is a small town with plenty of green spaces. Larger cities such as Berlin, Magdeburg, Halle, and Leipzig are located just an hour's train ride away. The state of Saxony-Anhalt, where the city is located, is rich in cultural heritage-protected sites of all periods of construction.
