MArch Architecture at Syracuse University

Programme overview

The Master of Architecture is a professionally accredited first professional degree combining design and research, with curricula covering material research, advanced technologies and socially and environmentally focused inquiry. It accepts students from any academic background and offers advanced coursework for those who already hold architecture or related degrees. It is STEM-designated.

Faculty: School of Architecture | Study mode: full-time | Location: Syracuse, NY, United States

What you will study

Coursework in design, theory, history, technology and research moves from material and social concerns to future-oriented and integrated architectural design. Students take Design Research Workshops with guest professionals and critics and complete a collaborative Directed Research Thesis tied to faculty research agendas.

Career pathways

Graduates pursue paths across design, research and practice in commercial, civic and academic sectors, with internship and post-graduate opportunities through the alumni network.

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Application information

Entry requirements

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Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Fall entry for most graduate programmes; spring entry for College of Engineering and Computer Science master's programmes and College of Law LL.M.

Graduate deadlines for fall: College of Engineering and Computer Science master's May 1 and PhD December 15; College of Visual and Performing Arts February 1; School of Architecture January 3; College of Law J.D. rolling admission, LL.M. May 15, J.D. for foreign law graduates June 1. Spring: Engineering and Computer Science master's November 1; Law LL.M. November 15. Other colleges set deadlines by programme.

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