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Green Building Engineering

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About the institution

The University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (University für Bodenkultur /BOKU), founded in 1872, is an education and research centre for renewable resources in Vienna, Austria.

About the program

The Master in Green Building Engineering at BOKU applies an interdisciplinary approach towards green buildings, addressing aspects such as used materials, energy concepts, building technology and life cycle perspectives.

The master’s curriculum includes compulsory modules with a total of 54 ECTS credits, the master thesis with 30 ECTS and elective modules with a total 24 ECTS credits. Furthermore, 12 ECTS credits are freely selectable, with the possibility of attending module courses at BOKU or at other universities, adding up to 120 ECTS.

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Focus explained

We have grouped the study programs based on their focus, so that you can easily find the one matching your interest. Here below you can find a short explanation of what you will find in each of them.

Building & Design

The program focuses on architectural design, construction and technical infrastructure of the building process.

Space & Territory

The program has a geographical perspective, e.g. urban planning, rural development or public spaces.

Interdisciplinary

The program stands out by combining different sciences or approaches with the aim of giving to the student deeper understanding of the subject of study.

Society

The program emphasizes the human dimension of the built environment, e.g. participatory processes or inclusive designs.

Business & Management

The program addresses how to organize architectural and spatial infrastructures or processes, either for private or public actors.

Materials

The program explores (certain) building materials and/or technical circularity processes.

Digitalisation & Technology

The program emphasizes the technological aspects of the built environment, e.g. BIM, robotics or digitalisation.