Our Master of Architecture (M.Arch) program is a studio-intensive degree that takes a critical view of design, theory, and production.
You’ll supplement your coursework with a diverse selection of electives in history/theory, criticism, structures, environmental and construction technology, urbanism, sustainable design, computation, and digital fabrication. Then you’ll bring it all together in a design thesis during your final academic year.
The M.Arch degree requires the successful completion of 99 credit hours (60 credit hours for those with advanced standing) and all required coursework.
Click here for a visual diagram of the current M.Arch curriculum.
Please note:
- M.Arch students cannot take courses on a pass/fail grading basis.
- Have a course deficiency listed in your Admissions Letter? Click here for details on how to fulfill it.
Degree requirements may vary given the year you were admitted to Taubman College.
For a comprehensive view of requirements related to your entry year, click here.
As always, please don’t hesitate to schedule an advising appointment to gain a clear understanding of your individual degree progression.
Tip: Make sure you’re taking the time to understand and utilize your individual online advising file.