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The Master of Architecture program utilizes the School's exceptional faculty and prime location in downtown Boston. The city's urban landscape and cultural diversity provide a dynamic setting for many design studios, while also addressing critical worldwide challenges. Alongside studio work, students explore architectural history, theory, and design strategy through seminars. They can choose electives in areas like property development, eco-friendly construction methods, and city planning. The program encourages cross-disciplinary studies, allowing students to benefit from Northeastern's wide-ranging academic resources. Graduates emerge with a distinctive combination of practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and strategic thinking to excel in the field.
Northeastern architecture, architectural studies, and landscape architecture graduates will possess: Advanced abilities in 2D and 3D visualization for analyzing and creating built spaces.
Recognition of how worldwide social and cultural factors affect architectural design, and vice versa.
Comprehensive understanding of eco-conscious and durable design principles and practices.
Effective teamwork and communication capabilities for handling intricate projects.
Grasp of essential building systems and methods that define our physical surroundings.