MSc in Architecture - Design and Health in Atlanta United States | Georgia Institute of Technology

Research centered on patient case studies in healthcare settings reveals an impactful method for creating healthier built environments. Evidence-driven architectural and urban design choices, informed by real-world experience and testing, provide valuable insights for assessing options, mitigating risks, and weighing benefits against costs. This dynamic interplay between architectural research and practice forms the foundation of a new performance-focused design approach prioritizing health.

The Master of Science in Architecture with a Design and Health specialization caters to professionals including architects, industrial designers, engineers, medical practitioners, therapists, construction experts, and healthcare administrators seeking advanced knowledge in health-oriented design. Graduates will be equipped for diverse roles such as healthcare design consultants, project leaders in firms or medical institutions, quality improvement specialists, and other leadership positions across the industry.

This intensive post-professional program requires 30 credit hours of research-focused study. It aims to equip students with comprehensive theoretical knowledge, technical skills, and practical applications for careers spanning various health-related fields.