About Architecture - Master's (march) in University of Texas At Arlington

The purpose of the Master of Architecture degree program is to educate students toward ultimate leadership positions within the profession of architecture. Within a broad curriculum, design as a discipline and a process is emphasized.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Students are encouraged to give rich visual and material substance to both theoretical and pragmatic ideas. The context for design at The University of Texas at Arlington focuses on the contemporary urban condition, a viewpoint especially appropriate for a school at the heart of a diverse, expanding, and internationally oriented region such as Dallas-Fort Worth. There are three distinct programs of study in architecture, which provide options to graduate students with different backgrounds and needs. Path A requires approximately three and a half years, Path B two years, and Path C one year.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

• Architect
• Product Designer
• Industrial Designer
• Animator
• Graphic Designer
• Video Game Designer
• Theatrical/Scenic Designer

Academic qualification equivalents 

Apply as a graduate student if you have earned a bachelor's degree from a regionally-accredited U.S. college or university, or its foreign equivalent, before starting graduate study.

English language requirements

English Language Test Score Requirements ; TOEFL internet-based, 79 (with sectional scores of 22 writing, 21 speaking, 20 reading, and 16 listening) ; IELTS, 6.5.

University of Texas At Arlington Highlights

University of Texas Arlington Cost of Attendance