History and Preservation Option, History: Sample Schedule
Sample Schedule (2-year Master of Architecture Degree Program)
The 2-year program is for students holding an undergraduate degree in architectural studies. Students with other backgrounds may enter the 2-year program after completing an accelerated program to meet the architectural studies requirements. The History & Preservation Option leads to a professional Master of Architecture degree accredited by the National Architecture Accrediting Board (NAAB). Students should see their Option Coordinators every semester for advice on what recommended professional electives they should consider taking.
| First Semester | |
| ARCH 501: Architectural Practice (Core Course) | 3 hours |
| ARCH 510-517: (Seminar on Architectural History) | 4 hours |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
| ARCH 577: Theory of Architecture (Core Course) | 3 hours |
Total: |
16 hours |
| Second Semester | |
| ARCH 410-418: (Architectural History) | 3 hours |
| ARCH 502: Structural Planning (Core Course) | 3 hours |
| ARCH 510-517: (Seminar on Architectural History) | 4 hours |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
Total: |
16 hours |
| Third Semester | |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
| ARCH 510-517: (Seminar on Architectural History) | 4 hours |
| ARTHI 401-550 (Art History) | 3 hours |
| ARCH XXX: Required Core Elective (Professional Issues) (Core Course) | 3 hours |
Total: |
15 hours |
| Fourth Semester | |
| ARCH 57X: Architectural Design Studio (Core Course) | 6 hours |
| ARCH 510-517: (Seminar on Architectural History) | 4 hours |
| Electives (History, Art History, Foreign Language) | 5 hours |
Total: |
15 hours |
Grand Total: |
62 hours |
Additional Information
reviewM. Arch Options and Dual Degree Programs
Contact
Professor Paul Kruty, History & Preservation Option Coordinator
