Master's Degree in Architecture
Graduates meeting the conditions set in Order EDU/2075/2010 of 29th July, regarding the requirements for the verification of university studies enabling professional practice as an architect.
Ana Ábalos Ramos
Specialization and internationalization
What makes us different
Become an architect in Spain and work wherever you want.
This Master's Degree in Architecture enables you to work as a professional architect in Spain and across Europe. The aim of the programme is to give students the opportunity to add to the skills and knowledge acquired as apart of the Bachelor's Degree in Architecture (Grado en Fundamentos de Arquitectura), exploring architectural projects in greater depth from an experimental viewpoint, while providing a solid and multidisciplinary grasp of the field.
The Master's Degree in Architecture enables you to practise as an architect, access doctoral programmes, possess a professional qualification which improves your employability, and ensure full recognition of your professional qualifications abroad.
If you are already a student at our university, you can enrol in the Programa Académico de Recorrido Sucesivo (PARS), where we offer you the opportunity to complete both the Bachelor's Degree and the Master's Degree in Architecture in a continuous manner. It will allow you to enrol in the master's degree when you have a maximum of 30 ECTS credits to complete, all of them corresponding to the last year, including the Final Degree Project (TFG).
Destination: Spain
A focus on Spain and Spanish architecture in an international environment
Spanish architecture rightly enjoys great prestige throughout the world. For this reason, this final year of training will concern gaining first-hand knowledge of the countrys architecture, by studying it, visiting it and getting to know some of the studios which are playing a key role in shaping it today. Each year, a different studio works closely with our students, who will also be able to visit their facilities. Students will work on a project and will be guided by the studios staff throughout.
All of this work will take place in an international environment, with students from a range of different countries - people who could soon become your international partners. And all teaching activities will be in English.
High-quality education + real professional experience
See the line between the academic and the professional worlds disappear
Improve your skills, your employment prospects, and your ability to work as part of a team, and gain a global vision of architectural practice via the different types of placement we can offer you: voluntary placements, Erasmus+ traineeships and internal scholarships.
All teaching activities on the degree are also scheduled for the late afternoon and evening, on a maximum of four days a week, so that you can combine a professional placement with your studies.
At the same time, you will be developing your own project, with the support of an expert professional team throughout the process. Now is the time to intensify your learning and give your career a boost before it even starts. All of the degree content has a practical focus and aims to be directly applicable to professional practice.
Some of the best architects currently practising will be your lecturers, enabling you to network even as you learn.
In the laboratory
Learn by doing
The whole programme seeks to immerse you in real architectural problems, so that you can learn through real experience: practical workshops, challenges, travel and study visits, debates, etc. Now is the time to experiment, discover, make mistakes, choose, and experience new things. It will all take place in a laboratory - and the clue is in the name. It is a place for teamwork, experimentation, questioning assumptions and the production - and then the perfection - of prototypes.
In this shared laboratory, you will have your own workspace within the team area at our design and architecture school, ESET.
The core of the whole programme is a professional project which you will undertake, enabling you to bring together everything you have learnt during your studies and show that you are ready to begin your architectural career. An expert team will guide you the process so that you can produce the best possible project.
And the rest of the study programme will strengthen your practical and skills, enhancing your project still further. As the Spanish architect Alejandro de la Sota said, "architecture is the air we breathe, but it is one which is laden with aromas and wisdom, and the air itself is transformed through architecture."
With SOL89
This academic year 2023-24 we will be working with SOL89. A studio located in Sevilla and lead by María González and Juanjo López de la Cruz, from which they try to reconcile research, teaching and profession.
Together with Ángel Martínez, they are the current curators of the XVI Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism after winning the competition organised by the Ministry of Transport.
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End-of-Master's Degree Project
For the End-of-Master’s Degree Project, or TFM, students must undertake a project or research study which draws on and examines different explanations, theories, and ideas with regard to a specific issue. By doing so, students will learn how to plan a process, to apply research principles and skills (literature searches, data analysis and interpretation, etc.), to engage in problem-solving in an autonomous manner and to communicate and defend their point of view efficiently and professionally.
Regulations
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Professors
- Juan José López de la Cruz
- María González
- Ana Ábalos Ramos
- Javier Rivera Linares
- Ángel López de Ocáriz
- Javier García García
- David Gallardo Llopis
- Raúl Ferrándiz
- Blanca Pedrola
- Alfons Ventura
- Jaime Pérez Dinnbier
- José María Rodrigo
- Juan Marco Marco
- César Blecua Udías
- Jordi Renau
- Clara Nubiola
A postgraduate placement – the first step towards your dream career
Many students see postgraduate training as the key to improving their employability – and this is exactly what you can do with us. Placements at working studios, training to improve personal skills, and lecturers who also work in the industry are all part of the package we offer.
Want to know more? >>Mandatory Internships
- General regulations concerning the practicum in Bachelor's Degrees and postgraduate programsPDF
Voluntary placements
During your Master's Degree in Architecture at ESET, you can undertake voluntary placements at Spanish and international studios and firms. Our objective is to ensure you can maximize your learning, by combining your studies with real professional experience, enabling you to hone your skills and employability, improve your teamworking ability and gain a global vision of professional practice.
The chance to gain experience at international studios is a unique opportunity, as you can gain a more comprehensive perspective on the profession while improving your cultural awareness and language skills - enhancing your international career prospects significantly.
There are different types of placement you can undertake: voluntary placements, Erasmus+ traineeships and internal scholarships. All of these can be combined with your studies and can act as a bridge between the academic and professional worlds. And to make it easier for you to enjoy the full benefits of both your academic education and your professional training, lectures are scheduled for the later afternoon and evening, on a maximum of four days a week.
Leading Companies
More information
Mireia Burdeus Nadal
Careers Officer – Postgraduate Administration Unit
Training Testimonial
- Start date: 14th october
- Duration: October-July
- Timetable: evening
Memory and reports
Survey results
Surveys are carried out to gauge the satisfaction of different groups with the degree, and the resultant reports enable the programme’s main strengths and weaknesses to be identified. Together with other indicators, this can form the basis for improvement plans. + info
Monitoring
Three years after their launch or reaccreditation, all degrees are evaluated by AVAP. The aim is to ensure that the programme is being carried out in accordance with the officially approved curriculum. + info
The quality objectives of the Bachelor’s Degree / Master’s Degree in {{nombre_grado}} are under permanent monitoring and review. To this end:
- An internal monitoring report (ISI) is drawn up every year, on the basis of the indicators and evidence from the Internal Quality Assurance System (SAIC, its Spanish abbreviation). The report provides an analysis of the degree’s operations, makes proposals for improvement, and monitors results and progress.
Monitoring reports
Suggestion mailbox
Guidelines
- All members of the university community and stakeholders can submit suggestions, complaints or messages of thanks.
- Suggestions, complaints or messages of thanks can be expressed individually or on behalf of a team.
- To submit a suggestion, complaint or message of thanks, you must provide the personal data requested in the form, or the submission will not be processed.
- The suggestions mailbox can be accessed directly from the website. It functions via email, meaning that replies will be sent to the user via the specified email address.
- The Strategic Development and Quality Unit will forward the suggestions, complaints or messages of thanks to the corresponding unit or department heads, who will then reply to the user who submitted them.
- The Strategic Development and Quality Unit will only play the role of intermediary and has no decision-making capacity in this respect.
- The mailbox is open to public submissions, but submissions themselves will not be made public: only the Strategic Development and Quality Unit will have access to them.
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Regulations
The University and its various internal bodies establish the regulations for the organization and operation of the different degree programmes. These regulations are approved by the University’s Governing Council, which also ensures that they are appropriately applied and updated.
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Regulations for the Continuation of Studies and Enrolment Conditions for Bachelor’s DegreesPDF -
Regulations Concerning Continuous Assessment at the CEU UCHPDF
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General Regulations Concerning End-of-Degree Projects (TFGs) and End-of-Master’s Degree Projects (TFMs).PDF
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Regulations on the Recognition and Transfer of CreditsPDF
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Normativa sobre Enseñanzas Propias y Formación Permanente de la Universidad CEU Cardenal HerreraPDF
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Reglamento para el reconocimiento académico en créditos ECTS por la participación en actividades culturales, deportivas, de representación estudiantil, solidarias y de cooperación en los títulos de GradoPDF
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Normativa de compensación de calificaciones de la Universidad CEU Cardenal HerreraPDF
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE ERASMUS+, SICUE AND IBEROAMÉRICA PROGRAMMES – BACHELOR’S DEGREESPDF
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Seventh and last examination opportunity – ProceedingsPDF
More Information
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All the University’s degree programmes are assessed by the Spanish government’s quality assurance agency for higher education, ANECA. The University draws up a report (memoria) containing all the information concerning a new degree it wishes to offer and sends this to ANECA for it to review and approve. This approval process for the degree programme culminates with it being placed on the official record of universities and degrees in Spain, known as RUCT, with this being last step prior to its ratification by the governmental body responsible for coordination with Universities, the Consejo de Universidades. ANECA, in turn, sends back a final report (informe final) recording the approval or “verification” of the degree, and may also send further approval reports (informes de aprobación) for each modification that the University makes to the initial memoria for the degree. The implementation report (informe de implementación) is issued by the quality assurance agency in higher education of the Valencian regional government, AVAP. A favourable implementation report is essential for the Consejo de Universidades to approve the provision of the degree programme. Either six or eight years after a degree begins operation (depending on its duration), it must undergo a further round of external assessment in order to renew its verified status. This assessment is undertaken by AVAP. If successful, a renewal report (informe de renovación) is issued. |
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The University undertakes a range of surveys to acquire stakeholder feedback regarding its degrees. The following are undertaken annually:
The following are undertaken every two years:
The results are indicators for the Internal Quality Assurance System (SAIC) and are studied by the internal monitoring committee (CSI) for the degree. Improvements may then be suggested in the internal monitoring report (ISI) for the degree. |
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The degree is subject to two monitoring processes:
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Standards
- Normativa de permanencia titulaciones de Máster.
- Real Decreto 822/2021, de 28 de septiembre, por el que se establece la organización de las enseñanzas universitarias y del procedimiento de aseguramiento de su calidad
- Normativa sobre Enseñanzas Propias y Formación Permanente.
- Normativa sobre el sistema de reconocimiento y transferencia de créditos.
- Contrato de cesión de derechos de propiedad intelectual.
- Normativa de evaluación continua de la CEU UCH.
- Normativa general para trabajos fin de Grado (TFG) y trabajos fin de Máster (TFM).
- Normativa Marco para prácticas académicas externas de los estudiantes universitarios
Consulta el resto de Normativa de la Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera
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General
Specific competencies - technical module
Specific competencies - module with practical training
Specific skills - End-of-Master’s Degree Project Module
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ConstructionDrafting of projects and site management for construction work of all types, including:
Urban planningCreation of all types of urban planning materials and detailed projects; in particular:
Other work:
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