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The design, development and implementation of architectural projects lie at the heart of the bachelor’s degree in architecture at the HafenCity University (HCU).

The aim of the bachelor’s degree in civil engineering is to provide students with the knowledge and skills required for the planning, execution and maintenance of structural and civil engineering structures and buildings as well as of traffic engineering and water management & resources engineering.

Studying Geodesy and Geoinformatics at the HCU involves the surveying, management, analysis and presentation of geospatial data using cutting-edge technology and in the context of the construction and development of metropolitan areas.

The aim of the bachelor’s degree in urban planning is to provide students with the ability to analyse planning-related economical, social and ecological processes as well as their spatial interactions and to implement the results of said analyses in the form of strategic concepts.

The cultural dimension of metropolises is the focus of the bachelor programme in metropolitan culture.

Students learn the skills to consider the entire life cycle of a building, both for new buildings and for existing buildings. In the course of their studies, students acquire the necessary knowledge and skills in the scientific, information technology, equipment and construction-specific areas of the professional field.