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Kollaborative Raumentwicklung

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About the institution

Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (German: Hochschule Luzern) (HSLU) is a regional, public-funded university of applied sciences.

About the program

The Master’s program in Collaborative Spatial Development operates under the premise that addressing current and future spatial challenges requires adaptations to planning culture. A key emphasis is placed on the renovation and repurposing of existing built structures. Tasks are tackled through design, employing prototype solutions that recognize the involvement of diverse human and non-human actors in spatial and process production. Students gain skills in engaging various stakeholders in development projects with spatial significance and in facilitating communication across disciplines and interest groups.

The program spans four semesters and is equivalent to 120 ECTS credits. Part-time study options are available. Upon successful completion, students will be awarded a Master of Arts degree.

 

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Open to graduates with other bachelor's degrees who can demonstrate a connection to spatial design.
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Building & Design

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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.