The International Master’s Course of Sustainable Architecture and Urban Systems at Kyushu University is a two-year English-taught postgraduate program offered by the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies that focuses on developing advanced knowledge and practical skills in sustainable architectural design and urban system planning. The curriculum integrates interdisciplinary coursework and research in areas such as environmentally responsive building design, urban infrastructure systems, climate-adaptive architecture, smart city planning, green technologies, and sustainable community development, enabling students to address contemporary challenges related to rapid urbanisation, environmental degradation, and resource efficiency. Through studio-based learning, laboratory work, and research projects, students gain competencies in analysing, planning, and designing sustainable built environments, culminating in the completion of a Master’s thesis that contributes to innovative and resilient architectural and urban solutions, preparing graduates for professional and research careers in architecture, urban planning, environmental consultancy, and sustainable infrastructure development.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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