The degree programme is organised across six semesters according to thematic “rooms”, so as to encourage learning around a theme and better grasp the connections between the different disciplines.

Instruct: the first year is dedicated to acquiring an initial framework of theories, methods, and tools that are needed to understand and become familiar with the complexity of the architectural plan and of architecture;
Place: the third semester focuses on the relationship between architecture and the local territory, through studies and analyses of an urban and town planning nature that comprise elements of the history of architecture and of the modern city;
Build: the fourth semester offers a cultural and technical investigation of the relationship between: project and context (site), project and verifying requirements for well-being and comfort; project and structural performances; project and construction activities;
Enquire: the fifth semester is dedicated to explore topics that range from restoration to planning theories, passing through theories of valuation and of property value and that concludes with the study of the history of city, from ancient times to the contemporary age;
Explore: the sixth semester involves teaching of a more theoretical bent oriented towards the professional perspective; alternatively, you will be able to participate in multidisciplinary workshops that confront some important national/international themes, or, again, topics that may be considered as orienting you towards your choice of Master’s degree.