Master’s degree in Diagnosis and Intervention Techniques in Building Construction
The master's degree in figures
- 1stThe top university in Spain*
- Top25World's best university*
- D Access to doctoral studies
- +400Work placement agreements
- 2Research groups
- 4Laboratories in the field
* In Architecture and Built Environment in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Get ready for the sector's new challenges
The master’s degree in Diagnosis and Intervention Techniques in Building Construction equips students with the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in a field of the construction sector that requires a high degree of specialisation. In the current context, intervention in built heritage, whether it involves rehabilitation or restoration, requires professionals with rigorous training in specific aspects of this work.
The new paradigm that has emerged as a result of the climate emergency and sustainability principles requires us to rethink how buildings evolve, increase their adaptation to various demands and improve existing building stock while reducing interventions that involve new construction. Consequently, intervention in built heritage is a fast-growing area of employment that offers a range of new career opportunities.
Teaching revolves around the study of specific cases, which are approached from a professional perspective.
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Academic coordinator
- Mr Joan Ramon Rosell Amigó (master.univ.diagnosi.edif@upc.edu)