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PHD Program in Architecture - edition 2020/2021 Back

12/7/2020 - 12/18/2020   
The School of Architecture of the University of Minho presents, in the 2nd semester of the academic year 2020/2021, a new edition of its PhD Program in Architecture (PDA). Applications are open from December 7 to 18, and must be formalized through the student portal .
With an interdisciplinary vocation, this edition of the PDA aims to question and rethink architecture beyond its limits, as an exercise committed to contemporary issues, continuing the work developed at the 2019/2020 edition (www.arquitetura.uminho.pt/pt/Ensino/Doutoramentos /Plano-A/Paginas/edicao2019_2020.aspx).
In this way, it opens again in an area transversal to the three areas of specialty of PhD Program: City and Territory, Construction and Technology and Architectural Culture. It is not enough to do "for", it is necessary to do "with": with people, with land and water, with the prosaic and with the scholar. This implies a huge challenge, both for the academy and for candidates who wish to be committed to this change. In this way, the doctorate embraces the United Nations' sustainable development goals (SDGs) for transforming our world ”, says Cidália Silva, Program Director and Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture.

Students selected to attend this PhD course at EAUM will also integrate the Laboratory of Landscapes, Heritage and Territory (Lab2PT), an R&D unit classified as 'Excellent' by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT). (http://www.lab2pt.net/).

This edition of the PDA is accompanied by 2 PhD Research Grants (BD), in the Architecture area, opened by Lab2PT's and financed by FCT (detailed information will be released soon)

In this edition, the PDA has the support of renowned researchers from different disciplines, from philosophy to psychiatry, including archeology, geography, engineering, history and sociology of childhood, including necessarily architecture, with a guest from each specialty area of ​​the course. At this stage, we would like to highlight the UMinho researchers who will be part of the faculty of the course:
- Bruno Figueiredo (Lab2PT/ EA - UM), “A Integração de Tecnologias Digitais na Arquitetura e Construção”, Ciência ID - B21C-AEB4-3CD6.
- Fátima Ferreira e Francisco Mendes (Lab2PT/Departamento de História - UM), “A Inscrição Arquitetónica do Tempo Histórico: 2.0 Hipóteses em 21”, ORCID - 0000-0002-6669-9729, 0000-0002-2366-3312
- Francisco Ferreira (Lab2PT/EA - UM), “Cidade, Cinema, Arquitetura”, dúvida: https://www.arquitetura.uminho.pt/ pt/Escola/Paginas/Pessoas.aspx
- Goran Putnik (ALGORITMI/EE -UM), “Integração da produção na arquitetura e urbanismo. Industria 4.0”, ORCID - 0000-0003-3378-6866
- Helena Carvalho (Lab2PT/Departamento de História - UM), “Arqueologia da Paisagem”, Ciência ID - FF13-182D-674E
- João Sarmento (CECS, Departamento de Geografia - UM), “A Violência, o território, e a durabilidade imperial”, Ciência ID - 4410-455D-C0F0, https://sites.google.com/view/jsar/
- Marta Labastida (Lab2PT/EA - UM), “Paisagem Próxima”, Ciência ID - 4416-F004-409F
- Natália Fernandes (CIEC, IE - UM), “Investigação Participativa com Crianças”, Ciência ID - F11F-1180-3A6A
- Pedro Morgado (ICVS/EM – UM) “Saúde Mental, Urbanismo e Arquitetura - da normalidade à pandemia”, Ciência ID - E217-6873-2F4F.
- Vítor Moura (GIARTES/ILCH - UM), “Arquitetura como Experiência”, Ciência ID - D41C-A7EC-6695
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