Architecture Degrees Online

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Core subjects

Applied Economics (4.5 ECTS credits)
Constructive Elements (9.0 ECTS credits)
Graphic Expression Applied to Construction and Architectural
Construction (7.0 ECTS credits)
Fundaments of Physics in Technical Architecture (4.5 ECTS
credits)
Fundaments of Mathematics for Technical Architecture (4.5 ECTS
credits)
Construction Materials I (9.0 ECTS credits)
Descriptive Geometry (7.0 ECTS credits)
Static and Resistance of Materials (7.0 ECTS credits)
Introduction to the use of Graphic Information (6.0 ECTS credits)
History of Construction (4.5 ECTS credits)
Construction Materials II (4.5 ECTS credits)
Construction Methods (7.0 ECTS credits)
Building Teams, Installations and Auxilliary Means (4.5 ECTS
credits)
Building Structures (9.0 ECTS credits)
Installations (9.0 ECTS credits)
General and applied economics. Business organization.
History of construction. Construction typologies and systems. Quality control
techniques. Maintenance techniques.
Descriptive geometry. Architectural drawing. Computer aided design.
Regulations.
General and fluid mechanics. Acoustics. Optics. Thermodynamics.
Electricity. Electromegnetism.
Linear algebra. Calculus. Geometry. Numerical methods. Statistics.
Technology of materials. Applied chemistry.
Axonometric projections. Diedric system. Conic perspective.
Static systems. Resistance of materials, Hyperstatic systems. Reticular
structures.
Introduction to the fundamental elements of information systems. Software
support systems for drawing and design.
Evolution of construction systems. Evolution of architecture in the Balearics.
Trials. Control. Environmental impact. Regulations.
Pathology: ethiological techniques, restoration and rehabilitation of buildings.
Regulations.
Needs analysis. Team characteristics, installations and auxilliary means for
construction work. Regulations.
Elasticity and plasticity. Resistance of materials. Ground mechanics and
foundations. Structural typologies. Building structures. Regulations.
Conditioning techniques. Electrical, mechanical and hydraulic installations.
Other installations in building work. Control. Regulations.

Creative and scientific subject matter and methods are presented not as an additional, but as an integrated part of the course of study Architecture at the Berlin University of the Arts. The integral view of the teaching syllabus is apparent also in the inclusion of social questions, which are related to architecture. The course of study at the University shows some exceptional features. Thus
architectural studies are integrated with urban planning,
interdisciplinary subjects are part of the syllabus,
there is a semester with professional practical training and accompanying seminar and subsequent practical roject,
targeted exchanges with other courses of study and faculties are promoted.

The course of study is structured into the fields of work theory and history, image and space, planning and design, construction and technology as well as projects. Work on projects begins after two semesters of basic tuition. Studies focus on concepts of design with emphasis on an experimental approach. The last semester serves to consolidate individual study profiles through optional required subjects.

Applications should be submitted directly to the university. There are no admission restrictions. Further general guidance can be found at
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Admission restriction in Minor This tray is as a minor admission free.
Application to
Higher semester or
Hauptstudium With the new six-siebensemestrigen or bachelor degree programs will not distinguish between basic and advanced distinguished.
Once the information is in the following document,
what rules to apply in a higher semester shall apply, usually this information is only reliable time to apply before.
Student Exchange and / or application to graduate (PDF file)
Special cases of the application Twin study (PDF file)
Confirmatory study (PDF file)
Vordiplom transition after college to university (PDF file)
Higher education for working people under Section 38 HmbHG
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Accreditation Information :
Pre Requisite Courses :
Qualifying Exams :

Tution Fees :
Financial Aid / Scholarship Offered :
Courses :

Accreditation Information :
Pre Requisite Courses :
Qualifying Exams :

Tution Fees :
Financial Aid / Scholarship Offered :
Courses :

Admission / Deadlines
For students, the admission only for the winter semester
Application Deadline: 15 July (limitation period)
In higher specialist from 6 semesters Semester, the registration for both winter and summer semesters.
Winter Semester Application Deadline: 15 July
Summer Semester Deadline: 15 January
Competitions
For the winter semester 07/08 was the authorization for the course architecture changed. The current eligibility determination process was abolished. It follows that the application process no longer talks to take place.

After deduction of the advance rates (foreigners, second degree, hardship cases), 90% of students on a university’s own selection process and 10% to the candidate with the longest waiting time awarded.

Competitions

Among the candidates is due to general education services and other benefits according to a ranking of the points made.

1. General school performance:

Total score in the school; points of the upper classes in the subjects German, math, foreign language, an artistic discipline, a humanities subject

2. Other benefits:

completed vocational training in a relevant professional training and previous
Study for the relevant profession without completed vocational training and practical activities, extra-curricular achievements and qualifications (eg prizes, awards, membership in groups, particular social, sporting or political commitment) and special background

The statutes for the selection can be found at http://www.zvw.uni-karlsruhe.de/download/2008_028.pdf.
Admission Requirements
You need one of the following qualifications:
General Hochschulreife or
Subject-specific Hochschulreife in Baden-Württemberg with a technical orientation
Graduated from a technical high school in Baden-Württemberg
With testimonies from other federal states, whose nationwide validity (especially for Baden-Wurttemberg) is not clear from the testimony, given by the Office of Studies at the University of inquiry

Architects plan and design the habitat of the human influence. Buildings and groups of buildings for the living, working and recreation, indoor spaces, neighborhoods and entire settlements are the result of her work. During their studies, they deal with the technical possibilities, with aspects of efficiency and of course with an artistic design.

College Eligibility
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. Applicants with an OSSD showing senior English and/or mathematics courses at the Basic Level, or with Workplace or Open courses, will be tested to determine their eligibility for admission; OR
Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) Certificate; OR
General Educational Development (GED); OR
Mature Student status (19 years of age or older and without a high school diploma at the start of the program). Eligibility may be determined by academic achievement testing for which a fee of $40.00 will be charged.
Program Eligibility
English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or equivalent, is required).
Mathematics, Grade 12 (MAP4C, or a mathematics with a similar content, is required).

Applicants who have been out of school for a period of time are encouraged to take a refresher course in mathematics prior to the start of classes.

Refresher/upgrading courses are available through Career and College Preparation (CCP) courses, the School of Part-time Studies and through local school boards.

Should the number of qualified applicants exceed the number of available places, applicants will be selected on the basis of their proficiency in English and mathematics.

Tuition Fees: $1,060.00 per term in Levels 01 and 02 and $1,050.40 per term in Levels 03 and 04.
Information Technology Fee: $50.00 per term. *
Incidental Fees: $110.00 in Level 01, $145.00 in Level 02 and $85.00 in Level 03 and 04.
Student Activity/Sports Fee: $150.50 per term.
Student Centre Building Fee: $17.50 per term.
Health Service Fee: $10.00 per term.
Health Plan Fee: $123.08 paid once annually. **
A $35.00 graduation fee is payable in the final term.
A $25.00 transcript fee is payable in the first term a student attends Algonquin College.
International Students pay all relevant Canadian fees plus an International Premium of $4,200.00 per term.

* Students paying the Information Technology fee are provided with a network account, an email address, and Internet access. For more information please visit our web site at algonquincollege.com/its/services/it_fee.htm

** Students who have coverage with another plan can request a refund by supplying the Students’ Association with documentation supporting the request. This request will have to be made annually.

Books and supplies cost approximately $875 in the first year and $400 in the second year. Most books and supplies can be purchased in the campus bookstore. It would be recommended that students purchase a computer and a high speed data line.