The two-year Master of Architecture program is a 60-credit-hour professional degree program for students with a four-year undergraduate pre-professional degree in architecture.
Students enrolled in the Master of Architecture program pursue a concentration in one of the following four areas: Sacred Space/Cultural Studies, Technology and Media in Architecture and Interiors, Urban Practice, and Classical Architecture and Urbanism.
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Architecture in Washington, D.C.
Study architecture in the first American city to be architecturally designed and planned, with access to an unparalleled laboratory for design and centuries of urban, architectural history.
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