Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers various programs in the field of architecture, including international programs.

International Program

The international program includes:

• Bachelor of Architecture (International)
• Master Program of Architecture Instructed in English
• Master Program of Urban Planning Instructed in English
• Master Program of Landscape Instructed in English

Master Program of Architecture Instructed in English

Overview

The Master Degree Program of Architecture has a code of 0813.

Credit Requirements and Curriculum

The program requires a minimum of 28 credits, including:

• At least 16 credits from Major Compulsory Degree Courses
• 5 credits from Integrated Quality Training components
• All coursework for master's students must typically be completed within one and a half years of enrollment, with degree courses normally completed within the first year.
• Compulsory and public elective courses are as listed in the plan.
• Specialized elective courses can be selected from the general "Graduate Courses Catalog."
• Some elective courses may have temporary supplemental additions each year, which will be updated in a timely manner.

Thesis

• Students must review at least 30 pieces of literature relevant to their thesis topic and research direction and compile a written literature overview.
• Based on their research, students must select a thesis topic possessing academic value and significance for socio-economic development.
• The dedicated research and thesis work period must be no less than one year.
• The thesis must be systematic and complete, presenting clear concepts, compelling arguments, accurate descriptions, a logical structure, a smooth and concise writing style, correct calculations, reliable data, and clearly presented tables and diagrams.

Degree Awarding

• Academic Activity Requirement: To qualify for the master's degree, students must participate in at least two academic activities and produce one academic essay within their discipline.
• Degree Conferral Process: The master's degree requires the completion of all credits specified in the training program, fulfillment of the program requirements, and a successfully defended degree thesis.
• Thesis Defense: The defense is organized by the department, and the review panel and defense committee must include at least one external expert holding a senior academic or professional title.
• Degree Application: Students may apply for the master's degree after successfully passing the thesis defense.

Research Areas

The university has various research institutes and centers, including:

• Research Institute of Architecture
• Urban Design Research Center of Southeast University
• Architecture Design and Theory Research Center of Southeast University
• Architects & Engineers CO.,LTD of Southeast University
• Urban Planning & Design Institute Co.,Ltd of Southeast University