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- UAB Master's Degree (Continuing Education)
- Code: 4907/1
- 1st edition
- Modality: Onsite
- Credits: 60 ECTS
- Start date: 24/02/2025
- Finish date: 07/04/2026
- Places: 30
- Orientation: Professional
- Price: 4500 €
- Teaching language: Catalan (40%), Spanish (40%), English (20%)
- Location: UPC-UPF
In today's changing world, the concept of housing has become a multifaceted and dynamic field, ranging from the fundamental human right to housing to the dynamics of housing as a significant investment commodity for families. Housing is not just a structure, it is a complex entity that intertwines the fundamental human right to housing with urban and planning aspects, with markets and regulation, with a sustainable approach to its problems and with a strategic vision on regeneration and construction. of the environment.
Housing is the core of various economic, legal, architectural, sociological and anthropological issues. Addressing the growing global demand for equitable and economically sustainable housing requires a new era of multidisciplinary knowledge and expertise. Given this, we propose the establishment of an innovative Master's program focused on housing. This program aims to provide students with the tools, perspectives and methodologies necessary to address the challenges of 21st century housing, closing the gap between theory and practice, and transforming housing into a space where various disciplines come together. and with an international approach. This program will offer a truly interdisciplinary approach, drawing on law to understand property rights and regulations, architecture for sustainable and innovative design, economics to explore market dynamics, sociology to understand impact on communities and anthropology to understand the cultural and social dimensions of housing.
The pressing housing issues of our time require innovative research and evidence-based solutions. The proposed master's program will be based on high-quality, multidisciplinary and cutting-edge research. It will provide students with the opportunity to learn about research projects that address the complex interaction of housing as a human right and an investment product. Drawing on knowledge from diverse disciplines, students can address the most challenging housing issues with a holistic approach.
The success of any academic program depends on the quality and experience of its teaching staff. Our master's program in housing will have a team of distinguished professors and scholars from law, architecture, economics, sociology and anthropology, among others. This diversity will offer students the unique opportunity to learn from multiple perspectives, fostering a comprehensive understanding of housing as a multifaceted concept.
The residential problem is constantly evolving, influenced by demographic changes, technological advances and political changes. To stay updated, it is essential to provide students with innovative research and praxis methodologies and tools. This program will integrate new methodologies such as data analysis, mapping and advanced statistical techniques to analyze and address housing issues effectively.
Do you want to know more about housing from a multidisciplinary perspective? Are you interested in delving into social, economic, legal and environmental content related to housing? Do you need new tools to understand how the housing market works and is regulated? Do you work in the housing field?
This Master provides an integrative vision of housing: it includes different disciplinary approaches such as Law, Architecture, Economics, Sociology and Anthropology, among others. It involves academics and experts on the subject of housing and urban planning of recognized prestige as teachers. It uses innovative teaching methodologies and practical cases at a national and international level.
The Master provides holistic knowledge about housing, which is necessary for both local technicians, graduates in generic disciplines and those generally interested in housing problems. It represents a first professional contact in the subject that can open new avenues of specialization and higher academic training.
In conclusion, taking a Master'sDegree in Housing is a commitment to understand, improve and
- Public housing policy analyst
- Employee in the social rights and housing departments of public administrations (city councils, Generalitat...)
- Specialist in housing issues in various branches of liberal professions (lawyer, economist, architect...)
Housing is the core of various economic, legal, architectural, sociological and anthropological issues. Addressing the growing global demand for equitable and economically sustainable housing requires a new era of multidisciplinary knowledge and expertise. Given this, we propose the establishment of an innovative Master's program focused on housing. This program aims to provide students with the tools, perspectives and methodologies necessary to address the challenges of 21st century housing, closing the gap between theory and practice, and transforming housing into a space where various disciplines come together. and with an international approach. This program will offer a truly interdisciplinary approach, drawing on law to understand property rights and regulations, architecture for sustainable and innovative design, economics to explore market dynamics, sociology to understand impact on communities and anthropology to understand the cultural and social dimensions of housing.
The pressing housing issues of our time require innovative research and evidence-based solutions. The proposed master's program will be based on high-quality, multidisciplinary and cutting-edge research. It will provide students with the opportunity to learn about research projects that address the complex interaction of housing as a human right and an investment product. Drawing on knowledge from diverse disciplines, students can address the most challenging housing issues with a holistic approach.
The success of any academic program depends on the quality and experience of its teaching staff. Our master's program in housing will have a team of distinguished professors and scholars from law, architecture, economics, sociology and anthropology, among others. This diversity will offer students the unique opportunity to learn from multiple perspectives, fostering a comprehensive understanding of housing as a multifaceted concept.
The residential problem is constantly evolving, influenced by demographic changes, technological advances and political changes. To stay updated, it is essential to provide students with innovative research and praxis methodologies and tools. This program will integrate new methodologies such as data analysis, mapping and advanced statistical techniques to analyze and address housing issues effectively.
Do you want to know more about housing from a multidisciplinary perspective? Are you interested in delving into social, economic, legal and environmental content related to housing? Do you need new tools to understand how the housing market works and is regulated? Do you work in the housing field?
This Master provides an integrative vision of housing: it includes different disciplinary approaches such as Law, Architecture, Economics, Sociology and Anthropology, among others. It involves academics and experts on the subject of housing and urban planning of recognized prestige as teachers. It uses innovative teaching methodologies and practical cases at a national and international level.
The Master provides holistic knowledge about housing, which is necessary for both local technicians, graduates in generic disciplines and those generally interested in housing problems. It represents a first professional contact in the subject that can open new avenues of specialization and higher academic training.
In conclusion, taking a Master'sDegree in Housing is a commitment to understand, improve and
Career opportunities
- Housing consultant- Public housing policy analyst
- Employee in the social rights and housing departments of public administrations (city councils, Generalitat...)
- Specialist in housing issues in various branches of liberal professions (lawyer, economist, architect...)
Internships
UAB masters and graduate diplomas may include or facilitate external academic internships in companies or institutions in order to help the student to achieve a level of expertise that facilitates the insertion or promotion in the workplace.
For this study programme non-curricular (optional) internships are possible:
- Non-curricular
As a UAB student, you have access to the University occupation portal, the Occupability Service, through which you can participate in selection processes for non-curricular practices as well as getting a contract. In both cases, you need to sign up to the Nexus application.
Scholarships and financial aid
Chek all the information on the possibilities for grants and scholarships in the page for UAB financial aids, grants and calls.
Interuniversity
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Universitat de Barcelona
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Coordinating centres
Instituto de Estudios Europeos
Contact
Judith Gifreu Font
Phone: 669482131