Before we welcome our class of 2020/2021, we’d like to take a look back and celebrate the highlights of the past academic year and our students’ achievements. While we could not…
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Our alumni interviews have been a popular part of our weekly blog for a long time, so we decided to start a new series of conversations with our professors and…
The Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements workshop is an important component of our Master’s program. The course explores how international agencies respond to displacement crisis for sudden natural disasters and draws…
The internship is an important part of the learning experience in the Master of International Cooperation Sustainable Emergency Architecture and an opportunity to branch into a new field. The mandatory, 3-month internship…
In this new part of our alumni interview series, we talked to Md. Sarfaraz Gani Adnan, who completed our master in 2014 and went on to complete his PhD at…
The integration and social inclusion of migrants and refugees is one of the core issues of our Master of International Cooperation Sustainable Emergency Architecture. Our former student Esther Meduiña explored…
Gender and space and feminist architecture have always played a crucial role in our program. In a recent article to celebrate Women’s Day, our director Carmen Mendoza Arroyo explains that…
This week, we talked to Ramiz Khan, who graduated from our program last year and continued to work with the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, where he completed his internship…
Time has passed quickly and like every year, our course comes to an end with the presentation of our students’ final theses. Due to COVID-19, this year the presentations will…
This article was written by our director Carmen Mendoza-Arroyo and first appeared in Spanish in The Conversation. Crises caused by natural disasters or situations of conflict are always a challenge…