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entries open for norman foster institute’s 2026 master’s programme on sustainable cities
- The Norman Foster Institute's 2026 Master’s Programme on Sustainable Cities is open for applications from graduate students and professionals from various fields. The program runs from January to December 2026 in Madrid, offering scholarships based on talent, academic excellence, and financial need.
- Founded in London in 1999, the Norman Foster Foundation shapes future urbanism by promoting interdisciplinary research and educational programs. The Foundation's focus is on architecture, infrastructure, and urbanism's impact on daily life, preparing future civic leaders for challenges based on data-driven insights.
- The 2026 Master's Programme on Sustainable Cities extends its reach to pilot cities across Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Divided into three stages—Foundations, Diagnosis, and Interventions—the program equips students with skills in leadership, advocacy, data analysis, and urban interventions, culminating in presentations to city administrations.
- The 2026 edition of the program introduces specializations in City Science, Urban Design, and Architecture, incorporating data-driven methods, community-focused urban design, and sustainable architectural concepts. Successful graduates will receive a Master's Degree Diploma certified by the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and signed by prominent leaders.
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