The interdisciplinary Master's degree programme conveys study contents from the three disciplines:
• Architecture Study Focus Inclusive Architecture
• Computer science and engineering sciences Study focus Intelligent Systems
• Social Work and Health Study focus Digital Health and Case Management

In the specialisation "Inclusive Architecture", urban planning, architectural and building technology skills are taught that - taking into account the upcoming social changes - provide innovative and responsible solutions for the built environment of the future. In addition to technical expertise, the focus of the degree course is on dealing with barriers, inclusive spaces, self-determined spheres of life and their development and implementation.
With the interdisciplinary project modules, management and organisational skills are acquired beyond the subject area, and teamwork, communication and presentation skills are enhanced.

The Master's degree course qualifies graduates for interdisciplinary planning and consulting services in all relevant fields of work of architects. These lie in managerial activities in the field of urban planning, housing, health and social care facilities and research.

Accredited by ACQUIN.

Admission requirements:
-a certificate of academic degree with a grade of at least 2.5 in the subject areas of Architecture or Interior Design with a standard period of study of at least 6 semesters and worth at least 180 ECTS credits.
Graduates with a final grade of less than 2.5 and better than 3.3 can be admitted in a special selection procedure according to the result of a selection procedure.
Further information can be found on the website of the degree course:
https://www.frankfurt-university.de/de/studium/master-studiengange/inclusive-design-id-msc/inklusive-architektur-msc/