Study Programs at the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art
- Master Program in Architecture
The master’s program in Architecture is a five-year program. The education is based on learning by assignments or projects. Ordinary lectures are held in the more typical knowledgebased courses. The first three years are equal for all the students. The last two years, the students can choose among the courses offered at the faculty or other specialist environments at NTNU relevant to the architect education. The last term the students are working with their master’s thesis.
- Fine Art – Bachelor and Master Program
The study program of Fine Art is divided in two parts – one bachelor program (three years) and one master’s program (two years). The program gathers the traditional techniques of painting, drawing, sculpture and graphics with new intermedia-techniques. The education emphasises development of creativity and to put artistic processes in to a theoretical context.
- Master Program in Physical Planning
The master’s program in physical planning is an interdisciplinary program and is offered to candidates with a bachelor degree in for instance land-use planning, engineering, art and design, logistics, social science, ecology, economy, administration, management and pedagogy. The master program provides competence within areas like planning design, planning processes and planning management. This is a two year program.
- Master program in Facilities Management
The master’s program is interdisciplinary and is a result of collaboration between the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art and the Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology. The main focus of the study program is development and management of buildings, estates and infrastructure, and it comprises organising, technical and economical conditions. Interdisciplinary work, totality and life-cycle perspectives connected to transformation of existing urban areas, neighbourhood and buildings is emphasized.
- Master of Science in Urban Ecological Planning
The master program is an offer to candidates with different backgrounds in planning. The study is based on interdisciplinary project courses.
AUTUMN SEMESTER 2007
COMBINED PROJECT WORK AND THEORETICAL SUBJECTS
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THE FORM IS TO BE DELIVERED TO THE FACULTY OFFICE , 3rd FLOOR ON FRIDAY 18 MAY 2007, AT THE LATEST
