Program Overview
The Master of Architectural Science from UCD's School of Architecture is a research-based program designed to develop students' skills and knowledge for conducting independent research. Students choose from three subject fields and complete a thesis culminating in original research. The program also offers opportunities to enhance research and transferable skills through additional modules and personal and professional development elements.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Masters of Architectural Science is a research-based degree program offered by the UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy. The program aims to develop students' research skills and competencies, equipping them to conduct independent research.
Objectives:
The primary objective of the Masters of Architectural Science is to develop the skills and competencies required to conduct research. This includes:
- Developing a coherent program of supervised research.
- Completing Masters-level research culminating in a thesis.
- Acquiring generic or transferable skills through additional personal and professional development elements.
Program Description:
The program is offered in three subject fields:
- Sustainable Building Design & Performance
- History and Theory of Architecture
- Architectural Design Students are required to complete a coherent program of supervised research, culminating in a thesis.
Other:
- Students can apply to transfer to the PhD program in the latter stages of the Masters program.
