Postgraduate program

Regenerative Materials – Essentials

ETH Zurich
Switzerland (Zurich)

Language:

English

Focus:

Materials

Format:

Hybrid, On-campus, Part-time

Cost:

EU/EEA: 7.000 CHF/program
Non-EU/EEA: 7.000 CHF/program

About the institution

Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, is a renowned Swiss Federal Institute of Technology located in Zurich, Switzerland. Established in 1855, ETH Zurich consistently ranks among the top universities globally for its cutting-edge research and academic excellence (7th in the world in QS world university rankings 2024). ETH Zürich has produced 32 Nobel laureates, including Albert Einstein.

About the program

Regenerative Materials – Essentials program teaches how to use local and low-​carbon materials to offer a socially, ecologically and economically responsible architecture with an adapted territory approach. It deals with the planning and operation of architectural projects using regenerative materials. It provides students tools and methods to manage projects using earth, bio-​based and reused materials with efficiency and creativity.

This is a part-​​time programme with one week of contact hours per month (structured as a series of teaching modules with a final project exercise), taught in english. Program is worth 12 ECTS and is an CAS (certificate of advanced studies), which is awarded as a continuing education (Weiterbildung) certificate.

Start:

January

Duration:

5 months

Application deadline:

November

Required degree/fields/work experience:

Master degree: Open to graduates from other disciplines.

Essentials to apply:

CV; English language certificate; Letter of recommendation; Motivation letter.

For more information:

Official program page

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Last Updated on March 5, 2024

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