Aarhus School of Architecture
Type of agreement: Erasmus +
Level of studies: Master
Responsible: AHO, Institute of Architecture
Exchange students must provide documentation of their English proficiency.
More detailed information can be found here
Teaching Programme 1: Territories, Architecture and Transformation
The programme has a specific focus on transformation
Studio 1A: Urban Design / Landscape Architecture
Studios 1B: Cultural Heritage
Studio 1C: Transformation
Studio 1D: Cultural environments and urban transformation
Teaching Programme 2: Technology, Building Cultures and Habitation
The programme has a specific focus on habitation
Studio 2A: Building Design and Techniques
Studio 2B: Computational Building Development and Transformation
Studio 2C: Building Culture and Tectonics
Studio 2D: Art of building
Teaching Programme 3: Radical Sustainable Architecture
The programme has a specific focus on sustainability
Studio 3: Shifting Territories for an [un]stable Environment
Read more about the different teaching programmes offered by Aarhus School of Architecture
Spring semester: 1 February – 30 June
It is possible to study at the school for either one or two semesters.
The accommodations which the school offers for the exchange students are made available by Student Housing Aarhus (Kollegiekontoret)
Read more about the different accommodations offered by Aarhus School of Architecture
Please read more detailed information about the application supporting documentation required by Aarhus School of Architecture
Admission is competitive, and you must pass a selection committee evaluation of your application.
1st of October for the spring semester
Level of studies: Master
Responsible: AHO, Institute of Architecture
Contacts
Host institution contacts: Jørgen Helstrup, jhel@aarch.dk, +45 893 60 134Number of places available
1Language
Language of instruction: EnglishExchange students must provide documentation of their English proficiency.
More detailed information can be found here
Which courses can I take?
The teaching is centered around three teaching programmes, and thus the studios are divided by the programmes as well. The programmes are:Teaching Programme 1: Territories, Architecture and Transformation
The programme has a specific focus on transformation
Studio 1A: Urban Design / Landscape Architecture
Studios 1B: Cultural Heritage
Studio 1C: Transformation
Studio 1D: Cultural environments and urban transformation
Teaching Programme 2: Technology, Building Cultures and Habitation
The programme has a specific focus on habitation
Studio 2A: Building Design and Techniques
Studio 2B: Computational Building Development and Transformation
Studio 2C: Building Culture and Tectonics
Studio 2D: Art of building
Teaching Programme 3: Radical Sustainable Architecture
The programme has a specific focus on sustainability
Studio 3: Shifting Territories for an [un]stable Environment
Read more about the different teaching programmes offered by Aarhus School of Architecture
What is the duration of each semester?
Autumn semester: 1. September – 31 JanuarySpring semester: 1 February – 30 June
It is possible to study at the school for either one or two semesters.
Accommodation
Aarhus is a very popular place to study. This means that it can be very difficult and expensive to find accommodations on the private market. We, consequently, recommend that you make use of the accommodations offered to exchange students by the school. These accommodations are generally cheaper than what you can find on the private market.The accommodations which the school offers for the exchange students are made available by Student Housing Aarhus (Kollegiekontoret)
Read more about the different accommodations offered by Aarhus School of Architecture
What does it cost?
As an exchange student you pay only the AHO semester fee.Who can apply?
Architecture students who are in their 6th, 7th or 8th semester at the time of application.How to apply?
Apply for exchange studies through AHO by 1 February / 15 September through the application form found herePlease read more detailed information about the application supporting documentation required by Aarhus School of Architecture
Admission is competitive, and you must pass a selection committee evaluation of your application.
The host institution application deadlines
1st of May for the autumn semester1st of October for the spring semester