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Graduate Studies

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Graduate Majors

The College of Architecture houses six graduate majors across its four departments. Click the majors below for more information about each degree's requirements. 

• Master of Architecture

• Master of Science in Architecture

• Master of Land & Property Development

• Master of Landscape Architecture

• Master of Urban Planning

• Master of Science in Construction Management

• Master of Science in Visualization

• Master of Fine Arts in Visualization

• Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture

• Doctor of Philosophy in Urban & Regional Sciences 

 

 

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Dual-Degree Programs 

Dual-degree programs consolidate graduate-level curriculum, allowing students to earn two masters degrees in three years. The following programs are currently available.

• Master of Land and Property Development / Master of Real Estate

• Master of Land and Property Development / Master of Urban Planning

• Master of Land and Property Development / Master of Architecture

• Master of Land and Property Development / Master of Science in Construction Management

• Master of Urban Planning / Master of Architecture

 

 

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Graduate Certificates 

The College of Architecture currently offers five graduate certificates. The certificate credential indicates that a student has completed a program of courses consisting of at least 15 credit hours in a concentrated area. At this time, all College of Architecture certificates are degree-dependent, meaning that students must be currently enrolled in a Texas A&M degree program in order to be eligible for a certificate.

• Environmental Hazard Management Certificate

• Health Systems & Design Certificate

• Historic Preservation Certificate

• Sustainable Urbanism Certificate

• Transportation Planning Certificate