The five-year doctoral program focuses on the history, theory, and criticism of architecture, urbanism, landscape, and building technology. The approach is ... Overview · Apply · Program Offerings · Faculty

Students in the Professional Program must take a minimum of 25 courses, typically four per term, including one design studio each term and the independent ...

The Post-Professional Graduate Program is available to those who hold the degree of Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) or its equivalent from an international ...

The study of architecture at Princeton University began in 1832 with a course taught by Professor Joseph Henry, an amateur architect and scientist who later ...

All students accepted and enrolled in Princeton's Post-Professional M.Arch program receive a 60% scholarship, as well as a $3,000 fellowship stipend.

A master's degree program in architecture will usually take one to three years depending on an applicant's undergraduate degree. Applicants with a five-year ...

The typical duration of the program is three years; students with an undergraduate architecture background may be eligible for advanced standing. The master's ...

The curriculum for the master's degree emphasizes design expertise in the context of urbanism, landscape and new technologies. Architecture is understood as a ...

The curriculum for the master's degree emphasizes design expertise in the context of urbanism, landscape and new technologies. Architecture is understood as a ...

Students complete the Post-Professional Graduate Program in two years and take a minimum of 14 courses. This degree is not accredited by the NAAB.