CEPT Professional Programs Announces Third Batch of Global Practices in Architecture & Urban Design

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CEPT Professional Programs (CPP), the continuing education arm of CEPT University, has opened applications for the third batch of its flagship international program Global Practices in Architecture & Urban Design. The nine-day on-site program will be held in London from 22 to 30 June 2026, offering practicing architects and urban designers an immersive exposure to one of the world’s foremost cities.

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The program is designed to provide an international perspective on critical issues including architecture, infrastructure design, urban design, and placemaking. Participants will undertake walking tours of significant recent developments, visit select heritage areas, and engage in interactive discussions with leading urban practitioners based in London.

The curriculum is structured around seven thematic explorations of London — London Growing East, London Growing West, The City as an Economic Powerhouse, Cultural River Front, The City Fringe in Transition, Integrated Infrastructure, and Learning and Memory.

The program will be anchored by Steven Smith, Architect & Urbanist and Director of Urbannarrative, alongside A. Srivathsan, Urban Designer and Architectural Scholar and Head of the Centre for Research in Architecture and Urbanism at CEPT’s CRDF.

Participants will receive a Certificate from CEPT University upon completion. The program fee is INR 90,000 + GST, with an early bird discount of INR 6,000 available for applications submitted by 16 April 2026, and an equivalent alumni discount for CEPT graduates. As the program involves international travel, CPP encourages early applications to allow sufficient time for visa processing and will provide support letters for the same.

The last date to apply is 7 May 2026.

For more information or to apply,

visit https://cpp.cept.ac.in/program/global-practices-in-architecture-urban-design-batch-03

or contact CPP at cpp@cept.ac.in / +91 79 6831 0000.[cpp.cept.ac]​


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