The Master of Architecture at the University of Hartford is designed for aspiring architects seeking to integrate design principles with engineering fundamentals, sustainable strategies, and business acumen. You will explore innovative building and urban design, engaging with studios that cover history, theory, cultural analysis, and interdisciplinary teamwork. This postgraduate program is ideal for students passionate about the civic and social impact of architecture, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to the built environment through a comprehensive and forward-thinking curriculum.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Architecture program is structured over three years and eight semesters, including summer sessions, totaling 113 credits. You will engage in studios focusing on architectural graphics, foundation design, and advanced urban issues, alongside technical courses in construction, structural systems, and building economics. Throughout your studies, you will develop expertise in architectural computer modeling and rendering, culminating in a significant thesis project. You will graduate prepared for professional licensure and diverse career paths in architectural practice and urban development.