Master of Architecture in Kent United States | Kent State University

The Master of Architecture program aims to equip graduates with leadership capabilities in architecture by cultivating technical expertise and creative design thinking. The curriculum builds upon foundational design abilities developed during undergraduate studies. At the graduate level, students explore architectural inquiry through both conventional research methodologies and design-based investigations in studio environments. Combining professional practice instruction with theoretical discussions and specialized electives in digital tools, construction technologies, and architectural history, the program offers extensive exposure to career possibilities while nurturing inventive approaches to architectural conceptualization.

Program Learning Objectives

Upon completing this program, graduates will:

Elevate architectural discourse through advanced critical thinking
Show improved communication abilities through verbal, visual, and written presentation
Strengthen research capabilities and investigative techniques
Enhance analytical reasoning, problem-solving, and core design competencies
Grasp the multifaceted nature of environmental design, encompassing both practical and conceptual aspects
Acquire organizational and team leadership proficiencies
Master the integration of design principles with technical systems