The Master of High Performance Buildings (M.HPB.) at the Illinois Institute of Technology is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to lead the creation of sustainable, technologically advanced built environments. In an era demanding innovative solutions to climate change, this postgraduate program equips you with the expertise to design and construct buildings that minimise environmental impact while maximising performance. You will delve into crucial areas such as building science, net-zero energy design, and advanced architectural technologies, preparing you to address the complex challenges of modern sustainable architecture and engineering.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is studied over two years, offering an immersive experience that blends rigorous academic coursework with practical application. You will engage with core subjects like Building Science and Net Zero Energy Building Design, alongside electives that allow you to specialise in areas such as building information modeling, energy-efficient building design, or HVAC systems. Through studio projects and advanced topics, you will develop a deep understanding of integrated design practice, preparing you to graduate with the skills to excel in roles focused on sustainable building design and energy efficiency.