Master in Architecture - Urban regeneration

With a rich history spanning over 700 years, Sapienza University of Rome has welcomed over 120,000 students and boasts a faculty of over 3,500 professors and 3,000 professional staff. As the largest university in Europe, it is dedicated to advancing society through research, quality education, and global partnerships. The university has earned high rankings for its research, educational quality, and international reach, and is highly regarded across many fields of study.

The Master's programme in Architecture-Urban Regeneration aims to provide a professional solution to the need of a new profile of fully-fledged architect, in cultural and professional terms and not merely formal, within the European context; a fast shaping context in which the issues of urban regeneration play a role of particular relevance, also highlighted by issues identified in the European and international urban agenda , as well as, more recently, in the national urban agenda being defined. An architect trained to investigate, configure and support urban regeneration processes, dedicated to the project as research and as a process of continuous experimentation; capable of providing adequate responses to the regeneration processes of the contemporary city at all scales and in an integrated way, combining complexity to restore perspectives of social equity, well- being and inclusion, of ecological quality, of historical-environmental sustainability, effectiveness and efficiency in the use of resources. A professional figure with a design, technical and technological competence capable of managing the emergency nature of phenomena and in territories, such as those of Italian cities, strongly characterized in terms of stratification and fragility of the various components, and yet, at the time itself, responding to the lines of action and strategic guidelines of the context and of the European Urban Agenda.