inline-defaultCreated with Sketch.

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website.

Students
Tuition Fee
GBP 6,000
Per course
Start Date
2025-09-01
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
3 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Architecture | Building Design | Construction Management | Urban Planning
Area of study
Architecture and Construction
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
GBP 6,000
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2025-01-01-
2025-04-01-
2025-09-01-
About Program

Program Overview


The Business of Architecture

Integrity taking form

Course Duration options: 3 weeks / 3 Months


KEY FEATURES OF THE BUSINESS OF ARCHITECTURE PROGRAMME:

  • Three intakes per academic year: January, April, September
  • 3 weeks or 3 months course + optional Industry Experience / Internship (only where visa permits)
  • 4 study modules
  • Workshops, guest lectures, company visits and extracurricular activities
  • Compact class sizes

Course Programme

Developing Space Syntax – Architecture in its Historical and Social Context:

  • REAL and Virtual Walking tours through sites and cities including London, UK, Washington, DC, USA, Vicenza, and Carrara in Italy
  • Includes company visits and discussions on the development of cities and the importance of their planning and structure in creating and promoting civil well-being and social advancement

International Project Management: Foundations for Professional Practice

  • Estimating Project Times and Costs
  • Project Networking and Developing a Project Plan
  • Manage Risk
  • Scheduling Resources and Costs
  • Leadership and Managing Project Teams
  • Project Control Process and Project Closure

Social Responsibility and Sustainability Workshop

  • Guest Speakers will address topics such as:
    • Design as relates to social context, existing urban fabric and budget restraints
    • Quality and performance evaluation of structures based on environmental impact and promotion of well-being
  • Topics to be addressed:
    • How can the newest technology improve my buildings’ performance and make my projects more sustainable?
    • What are the best new materials and services available and how can I have access?
    • How will recent global events effect the shape of our built environment in the years to come and what can my firm do to prepare for that?
    • What are some of the best socially responsible practices now being applied globally in both design and construction?

NEW MODULE: Architectural Affairs 360 – Reeling in the Deals

  • Marketing, Branding and Positioning
  • Opportunity Analysis and Needs Proposals
  • Relationships by Steps
  • Pitching and Public Relations Spanning Nations
  • Making a Proposal
  • Winning Competitions
  • Getting Paid for your Work
  • Closing the Deal

Project Studio (Optional)

  • Students will choose whether to work individually or collectively on a real competition project under the guidance of our leading professional practitioners

ESE's Internship Programme

  • Upon successful completion of the programme, participants may be eligible for Industry Experience / Internship (only where visa permits) tailored to their profile and career objectives
  • The ESE Placement department will conduct an assessment to evaluate the individual student’s eligibility and assist them in finding a suitable position
  • Career Counseling Services and CV Development are available for all students

Entry Requirements

  • Completion of the Online Application form
  • Submission of the following documents to the Admissions Office at the ESE centre of interest:
    • Last academic certificate
    • Resume’ / CV (including reference to all previous education)
    • Personal Statement if not attached to the application form
    • Good command of the English language (IELTS/TOEFL scores are a plus)
    • Photocopy of Passport/ ID document
    • Four photographs (passport-sized)

Programme Fees & Application Deadline

  • London Campus:
    • 3 weeks:
      • Registration Fee: £ 600,00
      • Tuition Fee: £ 2.500,00
    • 3 months:
      • Registration Fee: £ 600,00
      • Tuition Fee: £ 6.400,00
      • Internship (optional): £ 1.000,00
  • Optional: one week in Florence
  • A week in Florence (optional for participants studying in London) £1500
  • Florence Campus:
    • 3 weeks:
      • Registration Fee: £ 600.00
      • Tuition Fee: € 3300,00
    • Optional: one additional week in London
    • A week in London (optional for participants studying in Florence) £1500

Maximum Number of Attendees

  • In order to ensure a unique learning experience and a low student to professor ratio, no more than 20 students will be admitted into this programme.

Program Outline


Outline:

  • Module 1: Developing Space Syntax - Architecture in its Historical and Social Context: Explores architecture within its historical and social context through real and virtual tours of cities and sites like London, Washington D.C., Vicenza, and Carrara in Italy.
  • Includes company visits and discussions on urban development planning and structure, focusing on creating and promoting well-being and social advancement.
  • Module 2: International Project Management: Foundations for Professional Practice: Covers project management fundamentals, including estimating project times and costs, project networking, developing a project plan, managing risk, scheduling resources and costs, leadership, managing project teams, project control process, and project closure.
  • Module 3: Social Responsibility and Sustainability Workshop: Guest speakers address topics like design in relation to social context, existing urban fabric, and budget restraints.
  • They discuss quality and performance evaluation of structures based on environmental impact and promoting well-being. The workshop tackles themes such as:
  • How new technology can improve building performance and project sustainability.
  • Examining the impact of recent global events on the built environment and potential preparations.
  • Module 4: NEW MODULE: Architectural Affairs 360 - Reeling in the Deals: Focuses on marketing, branding and positioning, opportunity analysis and needs proposals, relationship building, pitching, public relations, making proposals, winning competitions, getting paid, and closing deals.
  • Optional Project Studio: Students can choose to work individually or collaboratively on a real competition project under the guidance of professionals.
  • This studio has a limited number of participants and requires complete dedication during the program.

Teaching:

  • The program utilizes various teaching methods, including workshops, guest lectures, company visits, and extracurricular activities.
  • Class sizes are small, promoting personalized attention and interaction with professors.
  • Students benefit from ESE's multinational structure, offering valuable industry contacts from diverse areas like marble, glass, lighting, materials, construction, and furnishing industries.

Careers:

  • The program equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to thrive in the architecture industry, offering opportunities in diverse fields such as:
  • Architectural firms
  • Construction companies
  • Real estate development
  • Interior design
  • Landscape architecture
  • Urban planning

Other:

  • The program is offered in three-week or three-month formats.
  • Students have the option to participate in an industry internship/experience tailored to their profile and career aspirations (where visa permits).
  • The program offers a dedicated Career Counseling and CV Development service for all students.
  • However, early application is recommended due to the limited number of places.
SHOW MORE
About University
Masters
Bachelors
Diploma
Foundation
Courses

European School of Economics


Overview:

The European School of Economics (ESE) is a private business school with a global reach. It is fully accredited in the UK and approved by the UK Register of Learning Providers. ESE prides itself on its multicultural and pragmatic approach to education, aiming to mold future leaders and entrepreneurs.


Services Offered:

ESE offers a wide range of academic programs, including:

    Undergraduate Courses:

    BSc (Hons) in Business Administration with specializations in Management, Finance, Marketing, Sports Management, Media and Communications, and Global Political Science. Foundation Diplomas in Tourism and Hospitality and Hospitality Business.

    Postgraduate Courses:

    MSc in Business Management with specializations in Finance and Marketing. MBA in Entrepreneurship & Leadership and MBA in Film Production.

    Short Courses:

    Professional Programmes, Specialised Programmes, Executive Programmes, CTH Hospitality Programmes, and Online Courses. These cover a variety of fields, including Hospitality Management, Sports Management, Events Management, Music Management, Fashion & Luxury Goods Management, Luxury Real Estate, Yacht Management, Innovation in the Age of AI, Film Industry Management, Arts Management, Business of Architecture, International Relations, Football Team Management, Finance, Marketing, Management, Entrepreneurship & Leadership, Diplomacy and Economics, and more.

    International Summer School:

    Offers short courses during the summer months.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

ESE students have the opportunity to study at any of its campuses located in London, Milan, Florence, Rome, and Madrid. This allows for a truly international experience and exposure to diverse cultures. The school also emphasizes practical learning through internships and career services, connecting students with over 1500 leading organizations worldwide.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    International Focus:

    ESE provides a global perspective on business education with campuses across Europe and a focus on international internships.

    Practical Learning:

    The school emphasizes practical skills development through internships and real-world projects.

    Flexible Admissions:

    ESE offers direct entry to its programs and a 90-day grace period for language test scores, making it accessible to a wider range of students.

    Strong Alumni Network:

    ESE boasts a network of successful alumni who are leaders in their respective fields.

    Unique Educational Philosophy:

    ESE's philosophy emphasizes the importance of inner values and ideas in shaping one's destiny, fostering a holistic approach to learning.

Academic Programs:

ESE offers a range of programs in business administration, management, finance, marketing, and other related fields. The school's academic strengths lie in its practical approach to learning, its international focus, and its commitment to developing future leaders.


Other:

Total programs
37
Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:


EU Home Students:

  • Last academic certificate: This could be a high school diploma, bachelor's degree, or other relevant academic credential.
  • The specific requirements will vary depending on the student's previous qualifications and the program they are applying to.
  • Resume/CV: The resume should highlight the student's relevant education, work experience, and skills.
  • Personal Statement: The personal statement should explain the student's motivation for applying to the program and their career goals.
  • Good command of the English language: While the program is delivered in English, proof of English proficiency through tests like IELTS/TOEFL may be required, especially for students whose native language is not English.
  • Photocopy of Passport/ID document: This is required for identification purposes.
  • Four photographs (passport-sized): These are needed for administrative purposes.

International Overseas Students:

In addition to the requirements for EU Home Students, international overseas students must also meet the following requirements:

  • Financial documentation: Students may need to provide financial documentation to show that they can afford to live and study in the UK.

Other Considerations:

  • Maximum Number of Attendees: The program has a limited number of places, so students are encouraged to apply early.
  • However, students are encouraged to apply as early as possible to ensure their place in the program.

Language Proficiency Requirements:


EU Home Students:

For EU Home Students, the program requires a good command of the English language.


International Overseas Students:

International students whose native language is not English must meet the program's English language requirements. The specific requirements will vary depending on the student's program and nationality. However, the program typically requires a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent.

Location
Ambassadors
How can I help you today?