Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha

The Escuela de Arquitectura de Toledo (EAT) was established in 2010 as part of the Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM). It delivers a comprehensive Bachelor's Degree in Architecture (Grado en Arquitectura), structured around 330 ECTS credits over five academic years, culminating in a final project. The curriculum is designed to equip students with the essential competencies and skills required for professional architectural practice in Spain. The school's educational philosophy emphasizes a rigorous and critical approach to teaching and research, fostering significant learning experiences and innovative problem-solving. Key objectives include providing students with global knowledge for integral architectural project development, promoting drawing as a fundamental language of architectural expression, cultivating an interest in culture and critical thought, and instilling values of social responsibility and sustainability in the use of resources. The program also prepares students for collective work and ensures a thorough understanding of the regulatory frameworks and procedures governing architectural and urban projects. Graduates are prepared for diverse professional fields including building design, urban planning, landscape architecture, research, real estate management, architectural law, historical and critical analysis of architecture and urbanism, heritage conservation and rehabilitation, public administration, and teaching.