The field of architecture synthesizes ecological, technological,
social, behavioral, and aesthetic contexts and constraints into healthy
sustainable human and natural environments. The graduate program provides
an opportunity to examine the past, equip for the present, and prepare
for future challenges in architecture.
Through substantial course offerings, faculty expertise, an extensive
library collection, and up-to-date computer and electronic tools, the
department is exceptionally qualified to support directed or independent
study in design and research programs in:
 Architectural
Computing - Architectural
Design
- Architectural
History and Theory
- Energy
Optimization and Health and Environmental Systems
- Health
Facilities Planning and Design
- Historic
Preservation
- Interior
Architecture
- Sustainable
Architecture
- Construction
Management
- Visual
Studies
- Visualization
Sciences
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A student may follow a particular pattern of study or an approved focus
of his or her own design that is consistent with what the department is
able to support.
Graduate studies in architecture are complemented by programs in other
departments in the college offering courses in the fields of construction
science, landscape architecture, land development, and urban and regional
planning, and supported by College
of Architecture research centers.
Courses listed under each area are indicative of the character of that
area of study and are not meant to indicate a specific curriculum or to
be a complete listing of courses available.
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