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Program Overview
Master of Architecture
The School of Architecture offers a three-year, NAAB-accredited first professional Master of Architecture (MArch) degree to students with either an undergraduate degree in architectural studies or an undergraduate degree in any other field of study. The studio-centered curriculum is supported by required and elective coursework in architectural technology and theory.
Program Structure
The typical three-year course of study proceeds roughly through the following stages:
- Incorporate the knowledge, techniques, methods and manners of the discipline;
- Apply disciplinary means to frame and respond to the given problems and requests of external situations;
- Expand the discipline by conducting advanced design research that identifies and addresses concerns that have yet to be recognized.
Degree Requirements
- MArch/MAD-Crit joint degree
- YArch Summer Program
- Guide to Graduate Programs (PDF)
Additional Information
The College of Architecture, Design, and the Arts offers the Master of Architecture program. The program includes a studio-centered curriculum, required and elective coursework in architectural technology and theory, and advanced design research. The program is NAAB-accredited and is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in architectural studies or any other field of study.