Master of Architecture (M. Arch) / Civil Engineering: Construction Mgmnt. (M.S.)
The Master of Architecture and MSCE degrees are two separate degrees. Each degree is under the control of its granting unit with its own advisor. While a graduate candidate must meet the requirements for each degree, application and admission to both units need not be simultaneous. Normally, application to civil engineering is made internally after at least one semester of successful study in architecture.
| First Semester | |
| ARCH 501: Architectural Practice (Core Course) | 3 hours |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
| CEE 421: Construction Planning | 4 hours |
| ARCH 577: Theory of Architecture (Core Course) | 3 hours |
| 16 hours | |
| Second Semester | |
| ARCH 502: Structural Planning (Core Course) | 4 hours |
| ARCH YYY: Professional Issues (Core Elective) | 3-4 hours |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
| CEE 420: Construction Productivity | 4 hours |
Total: |
17-18 hours |
| Third Semester | |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
| Electives | 9 hours |
| CEE 422: Construction Cost Analysis | 4 hours |
Total: |
19 hours |
| Fourth Semester | |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Course Course) | 6 hours |
| CEE 5xx | 4 hours |
| CEE 5xx | 4 hours |
Total: |
14 hours |
| Fifth Semester | |
| CEE 5xx | 4 hours |
| CEE 5xx | 4 hours |
| CEE Elective (eg. FIN 445) | 4 hours |
Total: |
12 hours |
Hard at work in studioPage Information
Contact arch-webmaster@uiuc.edu with questions regarding this page.Copyright 1995-2006 The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
Last Updated: Wednesday, September 01, 2010