International Double Degree in Architecture

Program Overview

The Double Degree in Architecture between UIC Barcelona and Universidad de Belgrano offers a 5.5-year program leading to two professional degrees. The first four years are spent at UIC Barcelona, followed by the final three semesters at Universidad de Belgrano. The program prepares students for careers in architecture in both Europe and Argentina, with a special focus on sustainability and heritage restoration. The program includes a large number of specialized subjects, workshops, and international collaborations.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The provided text describes a Double Degree in Architecture offered jointly by UIC Barcelona and the Universidad de Belgrano in Buenos Aires. It's a 10-semester (5.5-year) program leading to two qualifying degrees, allowing graduates to work in both Europe and Argentina. The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive architectural education through a combination of theoretical and practical learning experiences in two internationally prestigious architecture schools. Students gain access to two large professional markets and enhance their professional profile through international experience. The Universidad de Belgrano's accreditation by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) allows participating students to obtain RIBA accreditation. The first four years are completed at UIC Barcelona School of Architecture. The fifth year and one semester of the sixth year are completed at the Universidad de Belgrano in Argentina. Each subject lists its type (FB: Basic Formation, OB: Obligatory, OP: Optional, TF: Final Thesis), period (semester), and ECTS credits. Specific subject names are listed, such as "Analysis of Forms," "Graphic Expression," "Introduction to the History of Art and Architecture," "Mathematics," "Physics," "Informatics," "Introduction to Architectural Construction," "Introduction to Architectural Projects," "English," "Composition," "Construction," "Structures," "Urbanism," "Accessibility," "Ethics," "Cooperation," "Installations," "BIM Introduction," "Theory and Practice of the Restoration of Architectural Heritage," "Project Management," "Sustainability," "Deontology," "Management," and "Final Degree Project."

Careers:

The program aims to prepare students for careers in architecture, providing access to professional markets in both Europe and Argentina. The double degree and potential RIBA accreditation enhance career prospects.

Other:

The program began in 2015 following an agreement between UIC Barcelona and Universidad de Belgrano. The program has 60 available places and is taught in English.