The Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) at Thomas Jefferson University is your pathway to becoming a licensed architect, equipping you with essential skills in sustainable design, advanced technology, and professional practice. This NAAB-accredited postgraduate program is ideal for those seeking to address contemporary challenges in urban development and environmental responsibility through innovative architectural solutions. You will engage with a curriculum grounded in historical context and forward-thinking methodologies, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to the built environment. This degree is designed for aspiring architects ready to develop their design expertise and professional acumen.
This full-time, on-campus M.Arch. program is structured over three years, encompassing 90 credit hours of intensive study. You will progress through foundational design studios, technology courses, and history/theory seminars, culminating in advanced research and professional management electives. The curriculum integrates practical experience, with opportunities to explore architectural research methods and potentially engage with Philadelphia's rich architectural landscape for real-world application. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for professional architectural practice, internship requirements, and further specialisation in areas like sustainable design or urban planning.