Program Overview

Program Overview

The Management in the Built Environment track is a Master of Science program that focuses on the managerial dimension and processes involved in the architecture, construction, and built environment industries. This program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage the urban development and construction process, guiding stakeholders to achieve high-quality and financially rewarding development.

Program Details

• Degree: Master of Science Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences
• Credits: 120 EC, 24 months
• Type: Full-time
• Start: BSc Bouwkunde graduates can start in September and February. New students can only enroll in September.
• Language of instruction: English

What You Will Learn

Students in this program will learn how to manage the urban development and construction process, focusing on both the 'object level' (involving buildings and structures) and the 'supply level' (involving the management of real estate portfolios and urban areas). The program sets itself apart from other Management in the Built Environment programs with its design focus, building on the faculty of architecture's strength in creating multidisciplinary design-based solutions.

Community and Activities

The program has a very active community of students, known as BOSS Students, who organize various activities, including business tours, debates, and study trips.

Career Opportunities

The program is not only suitable for students who want to continue their studies after obtaining a BSc but also for practicing architects who recognize the need for management skills and knowledge to grow in their careers.

Additional Information

Prospective students must demonstrate a sensibility to the processes involved in the design of building projects and have a keen interest in managerial issues. The program provides a comprehensive education in management in the built environment, preparing graduates for a wide range of career opportunities in the industry.