Master of Architecture Curriculum
The Master of Architecture (MArch) program prepares students to engage in the cultural practice of architecture with critical ability, inventive curiosity and technical facility. Design studios and theory courses focus on the broader cultural implications of architecture, while courses in technology and professional practice prepare the student for the realities of architectural practice. The Master of Architecture program culminates in a National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) accredited professional degree.
Year 1 (G1)
Autumn Semester
- ARCH 6410
- Accelerated ARCH Design I
- ARCH 5110
- History of Architecture I
- ARCH 5710
- Structures I
- ARCH 5510
- Construction I
Spring Semester
- ARCH 6420
- Accelerated ARCH Design II
- ARCH 5120
- History of Architecture II
- ARCH 5810
- Systems I
- ARCH 5520
- Construction II
Year 2 (G2)
Autumn Semester
- ARCH 7410
- Advanced ARCH Design I
- ARCH 7210
- Architectural Theory I
- ARCH 6810
- Systems II
- ARCH ELECT
- Architectural Elective
Spring Semester
- ARCH 7420
- Advanced ARCH Design II
- ARCH 7220
- Architectural Theory II
- ARCH 6710
- Structures II
- OPEN ELECT
- Open Elective
Year 3 (G3)
Autumn Semester
- ARCH 8410
- Advanced ARCH Design III
- ARCH 8210
- Master Practitioner Seminar
- ARCH 7310
- Practice of the Design Professions
- ARCH ELECT
- Architectural Elective
Spring Semester
- ARCH 8420
- Advanced ARCH Design IV
- ARCH 8220
- Exit Review Seminar
- OPEN ELECT
- Open Elective
