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Policy 6-204: Graduate Studies and Degrees, Master of Architecture

  1. Purpose and Scope
    1. (Reserved)
  2. Definitions
    1. (Reserved)
  3. Policy: Requirements for the Degree of Master of Architecture
    1. The Graduate School of Architecture offers courses leading to the degree of Master of Architecture.
    2. Course Requirements. Candidates for the M. Arch. degree must complete at least 87 graduate credit hours (200 undergraduate credits are required for admission), possess a baccalaureate degree in a field other than architecture, and maintain a G.P.A. of not less than 3.0. Candidates must fulfill a thesis requirement and manifest proficiency in architecture.
    3. Candidates having a baccalaureate degree in architecture (5 year) may be admitted to a special program in research having requirements equivalent to those listed above.
    4. Admission to Candidacy. Admission policies of the Graduate School of Architecture conform to the standards and policies of the Graduate School of the University.
  4. Rules, Procedures, Guidelines, Forms and other related resources
    1. Rules
    2. Procedures
    3. Guidelines
    4. Forms
    5. Other related resource materials
  5. References:
    1. (Reserved)
  6. Contacts:
    1. Policy Owner:
      1. Questions about this Policy and any related Rules, Procedures and Guidelines should be directed to the Dean of the Graduate School.
      Policy Officers:
        Only the Sr. Vice President for Academic Affairs and the Sr. Vice President for Health Sciences or their designees have the authority to grant exceptions to this policy.
  7. History:
    1. Approved: University Senate 3/3/80
    2. Approved: Institutional Council 3/10/80

Policy: 6-204 Rev: 1
Date: June 10, 1980
Last Updated: 8/4/21