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Architecture Degrees

Pre-professional Architecture Degrees (Undergraduate)
B.S. Architecture

Other Related Disciplines (Undergraduate)
B.S. Interior Design

Professional Architecture Degrees (Graduate)
Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

Post-professional or non-professional Architecture (Graduate)
Ph.D. Architecture
M.S. Architecture

Other Related Disciplines (Graduate)
M. Interior Design
Tuition

Undergrad Tuition – In State
$11,500 - $16,500

Undergrad Tuition – Out of State
$21,500 - $26,500

Graduate Tuition – In State
$16,500 - $21,500

Graduate Tuition – Out of State
$31,500 - $36,500
Full-Time Students
560

University of Cincinnati

The School of Architecture & Interior Design

The programs are committed to useful art, technical craft, and an ethical practice. The professional, design-centered approach encompasses this range of issues, preparing graduates for licensing and a critical engagement with the world of practice. This critical spirit does not simply accept presumptions and practices at face value but examines their provenance and consequences with a wary eye and an open mind.

https://daap.uc.edu/academic-programs/school-of-architecture-interior-design.html

University
Setting

The program is part of the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP) in a building complex that features a major addition by Peter Eisenman. The University of Cincinnati is an R1 research institution with over 52,000 students.

School Philosophy

The School is defined by it commitment to the practical and theoretical concerns of architecture and is known for it over one hundred year old coop program. Students are placed in paid internships, rotating between university education and practical training.

School
Programs

All the programs include paid co-op opportunities during non-academic semesters that enhance professional development. Over 300 national and international firms employ our students. The curriculum combines practical knowledge, theoretical, concerns, building and urban scale development, and research in urban futures, new materials and assembly systems. The MArch program culminates in a written and design thesis for all degree candidates.

Areas
of Focus

1. Art & Design
2. Digital Fabrication & Technology
3. Materials and Construction
4. Historic Preservation 5. History | Theory | Criticism
6. Urbanism
7. Interior Design
8. Sustainability & High-Performance Built Environments