COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Architecture (MArch) is a two-year professional program that combines rigorous coursework with an intensive design thesis. Throughout the program, students engage in a comprehensive curriculum covering essential topics such as architectural history and theory, advanced technology, professional practice, and the legal aspects of architecture. These courses provide a strong foundation in both the intellectual and practical dimensions of the profession, preparing students for the complex challenges of architectural practice. In addition to classroom learning, students participate in multiple studio courses where they apply their knowledge through hands-on design projects, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills. The studio environment encourages collaboration, critical thinking, and the development of a personal design approach. The culmination of the program is a final design thesis, which requires students to synthesize their learning and demonstrate advanced design capabilities through an original architectural project. This thesis is a significant milestone, showcasing students’ ability to integrate research, theory, and practical skills. Upon successful completion of the coursework, studio projects, and thesis, graduates are well-equipped to enter the architectural profession with the knowledge, experience, and critical insight needed to contribute meaningfully to the field.