The Master’s in Cultural Studies in Architecture prepares you to lead projects, generate knowledge and develop new forms of mediation between architecture, culture and society.
Through an education that combines critical thinking, cultural analysis and creative practice, you will be prepared to work in cultural institutions, museums, publishing houses, media organisations, curatorial projects, public administrations, research centres, educational settings, architecture practices and public engagement initiatives related to the built environment.
Career opportunities include:
Cultural sector
- Cultural manager.
- Exhibition curator.
- Cultural producer or programmer.
- Cultural mediation specialist.
- Museum and cultural centre officer or manager.
- Cultural heritage and heritage projects specialist.
Education and research
- Researcher in architecture, culture, urban studies and spatial studies.
- Lecturer in architecture, culture and cultural studies.
- Analyst specialising in the relationships between architecture, art, film, media and society.
Architecture, urbanism and territory
- Architect specialising in cultural projects.
- Consultant in urban, cultural, heritage and inclusion strategies.
- Public administration and territorial development officer.
- Architecture professional working within transdisciplinary teams.
Communication, criticism and public engagement
- Editor or writer specialising in architecture and culture.
- Architecture and culture critic.
- Public engagement specialist in architecture, cities and heritage.
- Manager of architectural and cultural outreach initiatives and programmes.
- Producer of audiovisual, editorial and digital content.
- Designer of spatial experiences and narratives.
A programme designed for those who want to expand the boundaries of architecture and develop new professional practices at the intersection of culture, research and social transformation.