Architecture Graduate Programs

At the David R. Ravin School of Architecture (SoA), graduate students shape the future of design through innovation, research, and community impact.

The faculty in the SoA are leaders in the discipline, and the school’s excellent resources integrate studio spaces, fabrication labs, classrooms, exhibition spaces, and flex spaces. Together, its people and places allow members of the SoA community to work and interact with each other in substantive ways, and to host events (big and small) that further its missions.

The SoA has stand-alone distinct programs, all of which may be pursued individually or may be combined with each other for dual degrees that offer more efficient pathways to earning two graduate degrees:

• The Master of Architecture Program is a NAAB-accredited professional Degree that prepares students for professional practice and other career paths in architecture.
• The Master of Urban Design Program is a post-professional degree that prepares students to become civic professionals in charge of engaging the complexities facing towns and cities across America today.
• The Master of Science in Architecture is a post-professional degree that immerses students in emerging research within a range of concentrations critical to the future of the architectural profession: Critical Heritage, Computation, and Sustainable Building Technologies.

Explore below to learn more about each of our graduate degree options!