<ul><li>Barcelona has been named the World Capital of Architecture for 2026, leading to a ten-month program focusing on design, public installations, exhibitions, debates, and collaborative projects.</li><li>The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) plays a significant role in this transformation, offering master's programs that prepare students for experimental urban contexts.</li><li>IAAC engages in real-world projects through its research labs that address urgent challenges in architecture, such as climate adaptation and advanced construction.</li><li>Master programs at IAAC cover various disciplines like urbanism, computational design, robotics, and artificial intelligence, aiming to reshape the built environment through hands-on research and technological literacy.</li></ul>

IAAC master programmes take part in barcelona’s role as world capital of architecture 2026

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