Curriculum

The program in architecture is formally structured in a 5 1/2 year curriculum leading to the Master of Architecture first professional degree. The first year in the program provides pre-professional foundation for the professional component, and it is also where the student begins the University's General Education core courses. The curriculum requirements escalate in intensity culminating with the design research thesis in the fifth year. The 5 1/2 year coursework carefully balances professional core offerings with courses in general education, math and sciences, fine arts and humanities, social sciences, professional and free electives.

Course Descriptions

Master of Architecture Curriculum: 5 1/2 years or 11 semesters

Total Credit Hours: 171

-- A portfolio review of first year studio work is required for admission into the 2nd year studio.

-- Students enrolled in the second year studio, both Fall and Spring, must provide their own laptop and required software.

-- Students are required to participate in the Program's Urban Study Abroad summer session, after completing their third year. Each student is responsible for his/her travel expenses.

-- A non-credit summer internship is required at the end of the fourth year level.

-- All undergraduate prerequisites must be completed prior to admission to the graduate level in the last semester of the program.

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