The Master of Architecture (MArch) is an accredited first professional degree designed to prepare students for their architect license. Students with undergraduate degrees in Architecture (BA, BS, or BED) will be placed on the MArch 2 track, tailored for those with prior architectural knowledge and experience.
The MArch 2 track spans two years and requires the completion of 52 credit hours, distributed across the Spring and Fall semesters. The program culminates in an independently developed, research-driven design project.
Students are encouraged to follow the recommended course sequence to gain the essential skills and knowledge necessary for success in the field.
Courses marked with an asterisk require completion of prerequisites. Following the curriculum map ensures that all prerequisites are met in the proper sequence.
This 12-credit hour semester provides a strong foundation for the rest of the program.
This 13-credit hour semester marks the completion of the first year of the program.
Students will take between 12 and 15 credit hours, depending on whether they choose to complete Graduate Elective #4 during this semester or defer it to the Spring.
This final semester also ranges from 12 to 15 credit hours, depending on when Graduate Elective #4 is completed.