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Master of Architecture, University of Hartford
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About this course
The Master of Architecture program at the University of Hartford emphasizes integrating design principles, engineering fundamentals, and sustainable, resilient strategies with a strong focus on innovative building and urban design. The program prepares students through studios that explore history, theory, cultural and environmental analysis, and professional presentation, fostering a comprehensive understanding of architecture’s civic, social, and professional roles. The department’s diverse community of practitioners, teachers, and students aims to educate future architectural professionals and enhance the profession’s knowledge base, ultimately benefiting the built environment and its users.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is strongly linked with regional architecture, construction, and engineering communities, offering excellent networking and employment opportunities. It provides multiple study options, including study abroad trips to locations like Cuba, Peru, Germany, Turkey, and Italy, and a partnership with Hochschule Wismar in Germany. Additionally, students can pursue a dual degree in business administration, gaining a competitive edge. Scholarships, fellowships, and a STEM designation for OPT extension make it an appealing choice for aspiring architects seeking comprehensive education with global exposure.
Specialisation
The program offers three NAAB-accredited tracks: a 48-credit, 3-semester track for students from the undergraduate pre-professional program; a 64-credit, 4-semester track for those with a pre-professional undergraduate degree; and a 113-credit, 7-semester track designed for students from non-architecture fields, including prerequisite coursework and advanced placement options.
Course fees
Application fees
22.08L
1st year tuition fees
22.08L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
The program has three tracks: the 48-credit Track 1 for immediate post-undergraduate students, the 64-credit Track 2 for students with a pre-professional degree, and the 113-credit Track 3 for students from other fields, including prerequisites. All tracks require coursework including studios, support courses, and a final thesis; Track 3 additionally includes foundational studios, history courses, and prerequisites like Physics and Calculus.
English language test
DUOLINGO
110
IELTS
6.5
TOEFL
80
PTE
58
Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the University of Hartford admission page for complete details.
Career prospects
Graduates have opportunities within prominent firms such as NBBJ, Payette, and SMMA, and work for companies like JCJ Architecture, Tecton Architects, and Turner Construction. The program’s strong regional connections facilitate learning, networking, and employment pathways in architecture, construction, and engineering sectors.
FAQs
What are the tuition costs?
Tuition per year is approximately $27,326 with additional expenses for books, supplies, and living costs, which vary individually.
Are study abroad experiences mandatory?
Yes, study abroad is required for all Master of Architecture tracks, involving travel studios or semester abroad options.
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