Danmarks Designskole

The Royal Danish Academy offers bachelor programmes in architecture, design, and conservation. These programs are taught in Danish and require Danish proficiency at the highest level.

The Master of Arts in Architecture is a general architecture program. It offers specializations in Urban Planning, Building Design, and Landscape Architecture.

All Master's in architecture lead to the qualification Master of Art (MA) in Architecture, which is recognized in all EU member states under the Professional Qualifications Directive. Graduates can practice as architects in Denmark and other EU member states.

The Master in Design is a modular education, making it flexible as you can add or remove modules according to your own wishes and career choices. The teaching is primarily in Danish, while the teaching material (articles and books) is mainly in English.

This program shapes future urban environments, housing areas, parks, and landscapes to provide excellent human and natural settings for years to come. It combines an international outlook with a strong connection to Danish professional practice.

Focuses on the interior as a multifaceted phenomenon shaped by social, cultural, aesthetic, political, and economic aspects. The interior is the built environment closest to the human body, influencing habits, customs, perceptions, and relationships.

This program teaches how to apply professional design methods, working analytically with complex issues concerning urbanity, urban planning, the city's space, and the development of cities and mobility. The program focuses on designing cities for and with people.

The Royal Danish Academy offers a three-year, world-class research course in architecture, design and conservation, and is an independent supplement to the Master's degree course. The PhD program comprises independent research work, courses, participation in research environments and teaching and dissemination.