Architecture

The Master of Architecture (post-professional) degree offers students with professional degrees in architecture advanced study in an area of concentration: historic preservation, design with climate, advanced architectural design, or urban design.
This degree program is open to qualified applicants who hold professional degrees in architecture.
For students entering with a professional degree in architecture, the Master of Architecture is a post-professional degree. This program requires either thirty semester hours of graduate work, including the six-hour thesis; or thirty-six hours of work, including a final six hours of independent study. Based on the student's interests and an evaluation of the statement of intent, portfolio, and transcripts, specific degree requirements are established for the post-professional program offerings:

Design and Theory: A post-professional program providing an opportunity to examine and refine design philosophies. Participants may develop an individual program of study based on their specific design interests.

Sustainable Design: A post-professional program emphasizing the integration of natural systems, building systems, and cultural systems into architectural design.

Historic Preservation: A post-professional program designed to provide knowledge and skills appropriate for architects who are engaged in preservation practice and policy, written and graphic documentation of historic structures, building pathology, materials conservation, and sensitive design for restoration or adaptive reuse.

Urban Design: Post-professional graduate study developing an understanding of the urban environment and its users' needs, and promoting design skills to improve the quality and efficiency of the built environment.

The U. of Texas at Austin

Austin

USA

01/09/2006

6 Semesters

Master

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