Νέο Μεταπτυχιακό Πρόγραμμα Σπουδών

Online applications for the Master Programme will be available at the beginning of 2027

The Joint Master Programme in Cultural Heritage Landscapes and Design, offered by the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and Heidelberg University (UHD), is an interdisciplinary initiative that combines the complementary strengths of both institutions, fostering a rigorous and competitive environment. The programme critically explores the relationship between heritage, environment, and contemporary design, addressing challenges such as climate change, sustainability, and urban transformation. It offers a comprehensive framework integrating theoretical inquiry, methodological tools, and applied approaches to heritage management and planning across diverse spatial contexts. Drawing on architecture, landscape and urban design, cultural studies, and digital technologies, the curriculum balances preservation and innovation while cultivating the knowledge and skills needed for professional roles in heritage protection, interpretation, and strategic development. Positioned as a platform for academic excellence, the programme advances research, promotes international engagement, and delivers a high-quality educational experience with distinct European added value.

Fees

A fee in the low three-digit euro range (approx. 200 euros) is charged for studying at UHD. The amount is due at the beginning of each semester upon re-registration or must be paid as part of matriculation.

International students from non-EU and non-EEA countries will pay tuition fees of one thousand five hundred (1500) euros per semester at NTUA; at UHD, tuition fees are paid according to the rules of the Landeshochschulgebührengesetz (this group of people currently pays one thousand five hundred (1500) euros per semester).

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