Master of Science in Architecture

The Master of Science in Architecture is an advanced, multidisciplinary, 32- credit hour thesis degree program designed to provide highly qualified students with a traditional academic foundation in theoretical concepts and research methods in Architecture. In this program, students develop support courses and a thesis topic in an emphasis area offered by the department or research centers associated with the college. Students normally outline a specific patterns of study with their graduate advisory committee.

The Master of Science, a thesis program administered through the Department of Architecture, has been in existence since 1991, evolving from a post-professional degree offering. A non-professional degree at the master's level for those seeking advanced knowledge in preparation for careers in architectural research, university teaching, or specialized practice and consulting, the degree may also act as a milestone toward a Ph.D. in architecture.

The student can focus his or her studies within the emphasis areas and exploration topics formally identified by the Department of Architecture. Applicants are invited to inquire about topics outside of those areas, providing they can identify a core of available faculty and support resources, and submit a clearly defined plan of study.

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