The M.S. in Architecture is a non-professional, research-focused degree for students interested in advanced studies in architectural science and technology. It does not lead to licensure but is ideal for those pursuing careers in academic research or specialized practice.
Eligibility Requirements: A 4-year bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Architecture, Engineering, Environmental Design, or related fields.
A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 is required.
Strong academic background in design, architecture, building science, or a related area.
Subject Prerequisites: While no specific courses are mandated, applicants should have a solid foundation in architecture, building science, or environmental design, as reflected in their academic record and portfolio (if applicable).
