Coordinated by the European Network Architecture for Health, the summer school is organised in close cooperation with Technische Universität Berlin and 

Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin.

The interdisciplinary summer school focuses on central questions of hospital planning in a healthy urban context. Participants will explore the main campus of Charité-Universitätsmedizin, Berlin’s most prestigious hospital and one of Europe’s biggest university medical clinics, which is currently undergoing a dynamic reorganization. 

The one-week course is aimed at professionals and master’s students who wish to deepen their understanding of the intersection of health care architecture, urban planning, health care management and public health. The summer school welcomes interested parties from various disciplines: architecture, urban planning, public health, life sciences, sociology and economics.

The summer school includes site visits, group work and lectures from experts from research and practice in the fields of architecture, urban planning, and health care. 

 

An interdisciplinary approach to hospital planning in the urban context

The summer school is open to international master’s students and professionals in architecture, engineering, health sciences and health care management and all those who wish to deepen their knowledge in the field of health care building design & management and healthy urban planning.

 

Course language is English.

Please fill in the application form online (including short CV and letter of motivation).

After successful submission of the application you will receive a confirmation by email.

Please note: We have two last minute places left!