Shawn Ankenbrandt and Amber Watkins, ARCH 573: Technology and Performance, Spring 2019.
Shawn Ankenbrandt and Amber Watkins, ARCH 573: Technology and Performance, Spring 2019.
Ali Gholamabbas and Nico Hsu, Arch 574: The Internet Archive, Fall 2018.
Ali Gholamabbas and Nico Hsu, Arch 574: The Internet Archive, Fall 2018.
Marc de Antonio and Laura Tarda, ARCH 573: Building Performance Studio, Spring 2020.
Marc de Antonio and Laura Tarda, ARCH 573: Building Performance Studio, Spring 2020.
Colter Weheimer, ARCH 571: Energy Efficient Living, Fall 2018.
Colter Weheimer, ARCH 571: Energy Efficient Living, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Shawn Ankenbrandt and Amber Watkins, ARCH 573: Technology and Performance, Spring 2019.
Shawn Ankenbrandt and Amber Watkins, ARCH 573: Technology and Performance, Spring 2019.
Ali Gholamabbas and Nico Hsu, Arch 574: The Internet Archive, Fall 2018.
Ali Gholamabbas and Nico Hsu, Arch 574: The Internet Archive, Fall 2018.
Marc de Antonio and Laura Tarda, ARCH 573: Building Performance Studio, Spring 2020.
Marc de Antonio and Laura Tarda, ARCH 573: Building Performance Studio, Spring 2020.
Colter Weheimer, ARCH 571: Energy Efficient Living, Fall 2018.
Colter Weheimer, ARCH 571: Energy Efficient Living, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
Cody Harvey, Chaoran Wang, and Michael Nadjer, ARCH 574: High Rise and Habitat, Fall 2018.
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M.Arch Overview
Overview
In the M.Arch program, students can develop a specialized professional focus in one of the school’s Program Areas, or craft their own focus through courses within our college and across campus. Students may also elect to enroll in one of the school’s Joint Degree Programs. Located within a world-class research university, the M.Arch curriculum gives students the opportunity to work with faculty in an atmosphere of scholarship and innovation.
This NAAB-accredited professional degree is appropriate for students who have earned a B.S. in Architecture or its equivalent, and want to acquire the skills and knowledge needed to practice architecture and acquire licensure. Students must complete a total of 62 credit hours to graduate, including 46 hour of core requirements and 16 hours of electives.
STEM Classification and OPT Employment
Our M.Arch degree is STEM-classified. International students with an F-1 visa are eligible to remain in the US for OPT (Optional Practical Training) employment for up to three years and two months after graduation, and those granted an H-1b visa can stay an additional six years (for a total of 9 years).
In the M.Arch program, all students are appointed to the Pathway to Design. Students are allowed to change this Pathway to one of these offerings.
Recent Studio Highlights
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