Milesa Jevtic
Your contact person
+49 3841 753 - 7582In the third semester you can choose between the urban and the
building-related specialisation:
- Specialisation A: Urban Planning, Design Project II >
- Specialisation B: Refurbishment, Design Project II >
In case, at the time of admission to the Master‘s course, the required 210 credits can not be proved by the applicant, further 30 credits must be acquired by selecting the following elective modules.
- Design Methodology and architectural theory
- Architectural presentation
- Energy evaluation and analyses
- Facility management and life cycle
- Scientific work
Our part time programme is structured to meet the needs of the working person, so that you may complete your studies and maintain professional and financial stability. The state promotes your continuing education through individual tax incentives. Depending on your individual income and your professional situation, you can claim the expenses of the part time course as tax deductible professional expenses or special expenses so that receive total or partial reimbursement. For more detailed advice, please address your tax consultant or your responsible tax office.
Many enterprises support the continuing education of their employees by granting a leave of absence or financial support. Within the framework of individual agreements/ contracts there is the possibility to integrate your qualification aims into a personal development concept. Further sponsorship is possible for German armed forces members for example by the BFD.
Next online information event "Master Green Architecture"
Next course start: winter semester 2025/26
Application closing date: 30 June 2025
I will be glad to get in touch with you individually by telephone or email. You can reach me on +49-3841-753-7582 or email at m.jevtic@wings.hs-wismar.de
Like all our distance learning programmes, the Master of Architecture and Environment is integrated into the processes of the internal quality management system for teaching and learning at Wismar University of Applied Sciences.
What does this mean for you?
By choosing the Master's programme in Architecture and the Environment at Wismar University of Applied Sciences, you are studying in a quality-assured and future-oriented way. Because system accreditation applies to this degree programme. As an instrument of quality assurance, this ensures that the university has a quality management system which guarantees that the content, procedures, studyability, professionalism and study conditions of all online and distance learning programmes comply with the valid specifications of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany (KMK), the Accreditation Council, the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System and the European Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ESG). System accreditation guarantees the high quality of the degree programmes and fulfils the prerequisite for national and international recognition of the degrees. Another advantage: since the university was audited as a whole system, all future online and distance learning programmes are automatically accredited. Accreditation offers our students and their employers reliability with regard to the quality of our study programmes.
Sean Brunke, South Africa
I would like to start this testimonial thanking everyone at Hochschule Wismar that made my international studies possible. It has been one of the most amazing experiences of my life. So thanks for making it a reality and for accepting me into the course. The experience I have had whilst studying my Masters at Hochschule Wismar has been one of the best in my life. From the moment I met Milesa Jevtic, the course co – ordinator, and Martin Wollensak, the head of the department, I have felt like a part of a family. All of the accommodation we stayed in, the excursions organized, the places and buildings we have seen, the professionals we have been lucky enough to meet, the parties we went to, the food we ate and the beers we drank, EVERYTHING about this course has been a remarkable and once-in-a-lifetime experience. The relevant and uniquely ground-breaking course work, as well as the exposure to revolutionary lecture topics and innovative professors has been absolutely mind blowing! I feel that the experience of this master’s course has made me a better architect and a specialist in the field of sustainable design and urban ecology. But most importantly, I leave Germany with an altered, well-rounded and insightful perspective on Architecture and Urban Design. As a professional I am now more focused on sustainability and sustainable design. Not only has the course changed me professionally for the better, it has also allowed me to make some amazing friends in Germany, Spain, Turkey, Mexico, Costa Rica, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, but to name a few. The people I have had the honour of studying with will remain my friends for rest of my life. I highly recommend this course to anyone with a keen interest in sustainability and a passion for innovation. On the following pages you can read about the reason why our students decided for the international master's programme Green Architecture.
Emin Onur Demircan, Russia
1. Why did you decide to study the master’s programme Green Architecture?
My first intention for having a master´s degree was improving my career but then it has become my first aim to have knowledge in sustainable and environmental friendly development in architecture after what was thought in Hochschule Wismar and what I saw in different cities of Germany.
2. What are the benefits you experienced during the study, professionally and personally?
This study has added a step further in my professional knowledge, and opened my view about how architecture is applied and done in Europe, also encouraged me to deep in sustainability in Architecture with guidelines and rules.
3. What makes this study programme unique?
Flexibility in studying, chances in going on in academic way, studying together with academicians and professionals from different cultures and countries make this study unique and challengeable.
4. How do you like the study concept, self-directed study combined with on campus seminars (workshop weeks, excursions)?
I wish the study program would / could be more participated in academic environment (campus, university, library) to benefit from these sources more and efficiently.
5. How do you deal about the exchange and cooperation with your study colleagues and lecturers?
While on excursion or workshop weeks, it is easier to benefit from lecturers face to face, but it is more difficult and less efficient via e-mail or skype because of missing in attendance, connection problems, rare meetings and limited time. While trying to communicate with friends and lecturers, whatsapp and skype are sometimes used but e-mails are used so often and more efficiently.
Larisa Andrea Coto Villalobos, Costa Rica
1. Why did you decide to study the master’s programme Green Architecture?
I decided this master, because of the opportunities in these days to expand my knowledge in sustainable terms. For me is essential that every process from the design to the construction of any building needs to be according with the environment.
2. What are the benefits you experienced during the study, professionally and personally?
During this master, I experienced the opportunity to be part of a group of different countries and cultures, personally I think that part of an international master is to interact and learn from experiences of other people. Professionally, I think this study is 100% complete with the high standards of every professor and the knowledge of each one in the different themes that were addressed.
3. What makes this study programme unique?
The opportunity to visit and experienced different cities and get to know it from local people in every field that was presented in each city.
4. How do you like the study concept, self-directed study combined with on campus seminars (workshop weeks, excursions)?
The campus seminars and excursions were my favorite part, I think these should be at least 2 weeks minimum. The excursions are a very practical way to understand the themes and to visualize it from a better point of view, so the self-directed study become easier.
5. How do you deal about the exchange and cooperation with your study colleagues and lecturers?
We made a very multicultural and nice group of almost every continent, the idea to know a little bit more of different countries and languages were a vital part in this master. The lecturers once again were exceptional, the idea of having people with such a level of knowledge in every field, makes this master a very high standard study programme.
Miriam Ramirez Baumgarten, Mexico
1. Why did you decide to study the master’s programme Green Architecture?
Hi, I am Miriam, I live in México and I decided to study the master´s programme Green Architecture because I believe that it is possible to improve the quality of life, human health and well being through the built environment and that we can create communities that are socially responsible and ecologically oriented.
2. What are the benefits you experienced during the study, professionally and personally?
Through this study I have had the opportunity to know people from different cultural backgrounds which has made this a very rich life experience both professionally and personally.
3. What makes this study programme unique?
This programme is unique because you get a chance to learn from professors with worldwide experience and colleagues who come from all over the world.
4. How do you like the study concept, self-directed study combined with on campus seminars (workshop weeks, excursions)?
The study concept, self-directed study combined with on campus seminars is great because it allows you to continue developing your career while at the same time travel in Germany and study a master´s programme without having to choose between academics or professional career growth.
5. How do you deal about the exchange and cooperation with your study colleagues and lecturers?
Through online conferences, emails, and social networks, living in a connected world makes it possible for this programme to be a success. It is just a matter of finding a time of the day that will work for everyone.
Adriana Ochoa Rodríguez, Mexico
1. Why did you decide to study the master’s programme Architecture and Environment?
This programme caught my attention because of the urban design specialisation, I liked the idea of visiting a different city each semester and being able to work while studying.
2. What are the benefits you experienced during the study, professionally and personally?
Professionally, I found a job that allows me to work with people that share my ideas on sustainable urban design, where I am involved in projects that have a real impact on the city and the environment . Personally, it helped me make changes in my lifestyle that improve my relationship with the environment, it also gave me bases to reach other people with these eco-friendly concepts to change their lifestyles as well.
3. What makes this study programme unique?
hoosing your speciality for the final semesters, the professors have a very deep understanding and experience on their areas of knowledge and they give their best when transmitting it to us, visiting important cities of Germany and the efforts the country is doing to improve their cities, getting to know people from different countries that share your interests and ideas.
4. How do you like the study concept, self-directed study combined with on campus seminars (workshop weeks, excursions)?
This concept is very helpful when you combine work and study, it permitted me to learn at my own pace. But at the same time, it is very difficult to find time to work and to do it without any pressure from teachers. The workshops and excursions are the best part of the semesters, I enjoyed and learned a lot these weeks. Being able to work directly with the teachers is great. Also looking at the theory you learned coming to life, and seeing how people use it and live it, how it really works is the best way to learn. They were very demanding and intense, but the experiences you get are worth the effort.
5. How do you deal with the exchange and cooperation with your study colleagues and lecturers?
The cooperation with my colleagues was hard. It is difficult to work with people living in different time zones and different work schedules, specially for design assignments. I am very used to working in teams but in a normal situation we can talk directly and sketch together, these is very important for me in the design process and was something we could not do in long distance calls. It was the biggest challenge in my case. In the theoretic parts of our assignments cooperation was a lot easier. With the lecturers it was also difficult, specially in the first semesters. We had two or three meetings during the semester and I felt I was on my own when doing the projects. I would have liked to have more meetings, not only to talk about the assignments, but also to discuss theory or examples of what we were studying. Maybe it would have also been helpful to have shirt assignments, reading some chapters of the books we received and discussing them together or searching a certain topic on line and talking about it together, these sort of things would have improved the results of our projects. In my opinion, the last semester worked a lot better because we had more meetings and closer contact with the lecturers.
Javier Quirós Caso, Spain
1. Why did you decide to study the master’s programme Green Architecture?
In my opinion, sustainability will play a crucial role in the future of architecture. This is the main reason I decided to start specific studies in this field. Apart from this, I was looking for gaining some experience abroad.
2. What are the benefits you experienced during the study, professionally and personally?
Firstly, I have improved my knowledge in the field of green architecture.
Secondly, I have had the opportunity to acquire some experience abroad, dealing with partners and lecturers. I am sure that this experience will make me be a better architect in the future.
3. What makes this study programme unique?
This programme is not a traditional online-learning programme. Actually, it is much more than this. It allows you to visit Germany and deal with other architects from all around the world.
4. How do you like the study concept, self-directed study combined with on campus seminars (workshops weeks, excursions)?
Considering that I have been allowed to study abroad, I definitively support this combination. Simply, it is perfect for an architect who works in his own country.
5. How do you deal about the exchange and cooperation with your study colleagues and lecturers?
Nowadays, communication is very simple. As everybody knows, there are software and websites, such as Skype or adobe connect, that make really easy exchange all type of information.
