Aarhus School of Architecture

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Aarhus School of Architecture is an independent institution under the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science. We offer an academic education centered around three approaches to architecture: an artistic, scientific, and a practice-based. We are rooted in a Scandinavian architectural tradition, and our work is based on the vision Engaging Through Architecture. We strive to train versatile architects who can help develop tomorrow’s physical environment.
We provide teaching at Bachelor, Master, and Ph.D. levels within architecture and areas related to the architectural profession. We also offer a range of continuing education and specialized courses aimed at qualified architects, designers, etc.
Teaching at the school is facilitated through students’ design projects. All projects receive individual supervision, and we stress the importance of close dialogue between teachers and students. We teach our students to master space, form, and composition, and they acquire a thorough understanding of materiality. Our students benefit from first-class workshop facilities comprising a wide range of fabrication tools.
The school’s research is about using architecture to engage in the development of our physical environment. The school’s researchers explore new technologies and focus on sustainability, transformation, and habitation. Our goal is that our research should benefit both societies as a whole and us as individuals. Our researchers work project-oriented and use the innovation-driven research method research by design.
The school is internationally oriented and has good connections with the world’s best architectural communities. Our cooperation includes exchange programs, traineeships, visiting professorships, lectures, and joint studios.
Aarhus School of Architecture is the first school of architecture in Scandinavia to receive the approval of The Royal Institute of British Architects. Following an evaluation process of almost three years, the RIBA committee has completed their final visit to the school to announce that our Master’s degree program will be validated unconditionally.
At the Library, you will find more than 30,000 books about architecture, construction, sustainability, design, urban planning, and related topics. Use the Library’s database ALI for searching our collection. If you cannot find what you are looking for in ALI, try Bibliotek.DK, where you can search the catalogs of all Danish libraries. The Library subscribes to more than 150 journals within architecture, design, construction, and urban planning. The Library also provides access to some of the essential reference databases in the field.
At Aarhus School of Architecture, you can rent different facilities, whether you are hosting a small meeting or a big conference. Everybody can rent facilities as long as the event is related to architecture and design. When you rent meeting facilities, you can also book IT equipment and catering from the canteen.

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