Clemson University, Masters of Architecture 1, 6 Semester(s)

The M. Arch. I is a three-year, 90-credit hour degree track for students without a portfolio of 6-8 semesters of strong architecture studio work. Students in the M. Arch. I track have diversity of undergraduate majors, including architecture and architectural studies, and various design (art, city planning, urban design, landscape architecture, industrial design, and others) and non-design backgrounds (business, economics, engineering, literature, psychology, and other fields).

Accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Master of Architecture (M. Arch.) is the professional degree required by most state registration boards as a condition of licensure for architectural practice.

For a few reasons, students are most often awarded scholarships: academic merit or financial need (or a combination of both). At Clemson University, there are four main scholarship categories: (First Year Freshmen Scholarships, Diversity Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarships, Additional Clemson Scholarship Opportunities), For the eligible first year, as well as... Read more

The M. Arch. I is a three-year, 90-credit hour degree track for students without a portfolio of 6-8 semesters of strong architecture studio work. Students in the M. Arch. I track have diversity of undergraduate majors, including architecture and architectural studies, and various design (art, city planning, urban design, landscape architecture, industrial design, and others) and non-design backgrounds (business, economics, engineering, literature, psychology, and other fields).

Accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Master of Architecture (M. Arch.) is the professional degree required by most state registration boards as a condition of licensure for architectural practice.

For a few reasons, students are most often awarded scholarships: academic merit or financial need (or a combination of both). At Clemson University, there are four main scholarship categories: (First Year Freshmen Scholarships, Diversity Scholarships, Undergraduate Scholarships, Additional Clemson Scholarship Opportunities), For the eligible first year, as well as for continuing students, university scholarships and grants are automatically considered. Before any university awards are considered, transfer students must complete one full-time semester at Clemson University.

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