Facilities
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Programs taught here
Bachelor’s degrees
Bachelor in Architecture (Copenhagen)
Bachelor in ArchitectureBachelor’sNot classified
On campusDanishCopenhagen
Tuition not published
Master’s degrees
Master of Arts (MA) in Architecture (Copenhagen)
Master of Arts (MA) in ArchitectureMaster’sProfessional
On campusDanish, EnglishCopenhagen
€9,000per semester
Doctoral programs
PhD programme (architecture, design and conservation)
PhDPhDResearch
On campus180 ECTS, three years full time (up to six years part time)Copenhagen
Tuition not published
Accreditation and recognition
Verified in official recordDanish Association of Architects (Akademisk Arkitektforening)Association membershipFull statusDK
Scope: The association's membership FAQ lists the M.Arch. from the Royal Academy (or Aarhus School of Architecture) as a qualifying degree for membership and the title 'architect MAA'.
Further requirements: Membership is voluntary; the title 'architect' itself is not protected in Denmark.
Stated by the schoolEU Professional Qualifications Directive 2005/36/EC (as stated by the school)Eligibility toward registrationOther statusEU
Scope: School states its architecture master programmes are accredited in Denmark and recognised in the EU under the directive.
Stated by the schoolDanish Accreditation Council / Danish Accreditation InstitutionInstitutional recognitionOther statusDK
Scope: Institutional accreditation decided 9 June 2020 (reported on Aarhus School of Architecture's site, which says the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture was assessed at the same meeting and awarded a positive institutional accreditation). Renewal not verified.
Dates: 9 June 2020 to not stated