University of Pécs DLA in Architecture
University of Pécs

University of Pécs

DLA in Architecture

Pécs, Hungary

PhD

4 years

English

Full time

30 Jun 2027

Sep 2027

USD 4,200 / per semester

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Doctor of Liberal Arts (DLA) in Architecture at The University of Pécs covers architecture, urban planning, social spaces, production and residential environments, and settlement planning. It stresses historical perspective, environmental responsibility, and combines artistic-technical practice with scientific research. Supervisors tailor topics to their expertise. The multi-campus university has 22,000 students and 5,000 international students, provides interdisciplinary resources and research centers supporting design, theory, conservation and sustainable urbanism.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can take roles as Researcher or Lecturer in Architecture, Architectural Engineer, Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor, or Full Professor, and work in academia, research, design, planning, conservation or consultancy.

The Doctor of Liberal Arts (DLA) in Architecture programme of the Doctoral School covers architecture and urban architecture programmes dealing with various aspects of planning (architecture of social spaces, architectural planning and design, production environment planning, residential environment planning, settlement planning)

However, these fields are not strictly tied to specific topics or building types, but are more closely related to the professional and educational expertise and experience of the specific teachers and supervisors of the Doctoral School. Our intention is to provide our students with a historical perspective of our heritage, our responsibility towards the environment, and a coherent system of environmental and modern architectural aspects. It is in view of this that special emphasis is laid in the curriculum of our school on the individual program of activity of our doctoral candidates, which is built on the combination of creative artistic-technical activities and scientific research in a chosen field, in accordance with the specific feature of architecture being a combination of arts and science.