Methods and Materials for User-Oriented Reconstruction Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Building Materials, User-Oriented Renovation, Monument Conservation, Restoration of Old Buildings, Concrete Maintenance

Target group

The programme is aimed at graduates of the following disciplines who want to pursue Renovation Work as a secondary education in addition their existing work and/or as continuing education in the field: architecture, civil engineering, building materials engineering, materials science, construction management and renovation, or similar subjects with a first university degree.

Annotation

The continuing education degree course is designed as a blended learning course. It combines the advantages of classic face-to-face tuition with those of online learning. On the one hand, it offers the flexibility, geographical independence and effectiveness of media-based forms of learning. On the other hand, however, the social aspects of getting to know one another personally and learning together are not neglected. In this way, the programme curriculum and design offers a high degree of variety, but at the same time also great freedom in personal time management.

Admission modus

Selection procedure / qualifying examination

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

You can apply for a place in the Masters degree course with a total of 60 credit points or 90 credit points. If your first university degree does not have the required ECTS credits (240 or 210 credit points), you may still be admitted by crediting your professional experience. Accordingly, the standard period of study is 4 or 6 semesters (depending on the admission requirements). Application deadline for the winter semester: 30.9. Application deadline for the summer semester: 31.3.

Main language

German