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application deadline is now open for scholarships for master's degrees of the School of Architecture
The deadline of application for scholarships for master's degrees at the University of Navarra is now open. School of Architecture of the University of Navarra. Until May 15, the deadline is open for apply for the scholarship group Santander to study one of the two masters of the School of Architecture. The scholarship group Santander finances 30% of the amount of the enrollment of the Master's Degree in design and management Environmental Building (MDGAE) and the Master's Degree in design Architectural (MDA) and is aimed at Spanish, European and Latin American students.
In addition, on May 2, deadline closes to participate in the FYM-HeidelbergCement Group project contest, whose winner will receive a scholarship covering 100% of the cost of the enrollment of Master's Degree at design Architectural .
The Master's Degree in design and management Environmental Management of Buildings (MDGAE) is aimed at architects, engineers from Building and other specialties who aspire to become specialists in sustainability at Building. It aims to train experts in the field of environmental and constructive design , focusing on environmental certification, energy management (passive and active measures) and materials, life cycle analysis and new building systems. The Master's Degree includes international internships at Cardiff University (UK) and Technische Universität Dresden (Germany) and the realization of the work Fin de Master's Degree in companies of the sector.
The Master's Degree at design Architectural (MDA) is a Master's Degree aimed at architects and engineers interested in achieving a qualitative leap in the training of design and projects. Considered as the issue 1 in Spain in Master's Degree of its category (ranking of the newspaper El Mundo, 2009-2016), it combines project courses with theoretical courses aimed at a reduced issue of students and taught by internationally renowned architects, constituting an experience only similar to that of working in the studio of one of the great masters of contemporary architecture.