Details: Join us for one of our virtual webinars designed for prospective graduate students interested in the Master of Architecture program. The Fall 2026 Open Houses will include a Program Spotlight with Tulane Faculty and Program Director Emilie Taylor Welty introducing the program’s vision, curriculum, and hands-on opportunities. The event will also include a Research Showcase, led by faculty and current students sharing their dynamic research, and an Interactive Q&A session for attendees to ask questions and engage with the program faculty and admissions team.
Date: November 18, 11 am – 12 pm CT (online, register)
Details: Join us for one of our virtual webinars designed for prospective graduate students interested in the Master of Science in Historic Preservation. The Fall 2026 Open Houses will include a Program Spotlight with Tulane Faculty and Program Director Heather Veneziano introducing the program’s vision, curriculum, and hands-on opportunities. The event will also include a Research Showcase, led by faculty and current students sharing their dynamic research, and an Interactive Q&A session for attendees to ask questions and engage with the program faculty and admissions team.
Dates: October 23, 12–1 pm (310 Inner Campus Drive, Austin, TX 78712, register); November 5, 11 am – 12 pm CT (online, register); November 17, 11 am – 12 pm CT (online, register); December 1, 6–7 pm CT (online, register)
Details: The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture brings together the disciplines that shape the built environment—from the room to the region—within one of the world’s great research universities. We connect principle with practice, exceptional teaching with consequential research, and the challenges of Texas with ideas that matter around the world. At these sessions, prospective graduate students will learn about the School of Architecture, our community and offerings, and the application process. There will also be time for a Q&A and breakout rooms with faculty contacts.
Dates:In-Person Information Sessions (1250 14th Street, Denver, CO 80202): November 6, 2 pm (register); December 4, 2 pm (register); Virtual Information Sessions: October 23, 2 pm MT (register); November 20, 2 pm MT (register); December 18, 2 pm MT *Application Session (register)
Details: The CU Denver College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) is the only university in Colorado to offer accredited graduate degrees in architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture. Additionally, CAP offers an interdisciplinary PhD, master’s degrees in urban design and historic preservation, and certificates in design build, historic preservation, landscape architecture, classical architecture, interior design, geographic information systems, climate and environmental justice, and affordable housing. Attend an information session in person or virtually to learn more about your program of interest and the application process and meet program faculty. Want to learn more? Contact Jodi Stock, Manager of Graduate Admissions and Recruitment at Jodi.Stock@ucdenver.edu, and sign up to attend a session today.
Date: Every Tuesday and Thursday (online, register)
Details: At the University at Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning, we cultivate a culture of opportunity and possibility from the moment you arrive. RSVP to chat with our Director of Graduate Recruitment, Kevin Donovan, in one of his twice-weekly, virtual information sessions to learn more about our studio culture that’s best characterized by our “think-through making” curriculum, where you will test ideas through drawing, modeling, fabrication, and emerging technologies.
Date: Fridays at 2 pm during the fall semester (University at Buffalo, Hayes Hall, Buffalo, NY 14214, register)
Details: We’re more than just a school — we’re a community. Come see for yourself with a tour of our campus, guided by one of our current students, to experience our leading-edge facilities (historic Hayes and Crosby Halls, and our Fabrication Workshop in Parker Hall). If you want to learn even more, join our information session to learn about our architecture and urban planning academic programs.
Dates: October 24, 12–2 pm (Brooklyn campus, Higgins Hall Room 211, register), November 17, 6–8 pm ET (online, register)
Details: “Learn more about the graduate programs available at Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture (SoA) by attending a graduate program info session! Email admissions@pratt.edu for more information on the following graduate programs and their info sessions.”
Dates: October 19, 9 pm ET (online, register); November 13, 12 pm ET (online, register)
Details: “Learn more about the graduate programs available at Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture (SoA) by attending a graduate program info session! Email admissions@pratt.edu for more information on the following graduate programs and their info sessions.”
Details: “AUD’s Virtual Open House for Graduate Programs presents an opportunity to meet our wonderful, dedicated faculty and learn more about our graduate programs in architecture and urban design. We’ll hold our Fall 2026 Virtual Open House on Tuesday, October 27, from 5:00 to 6:30 pm PST.”
Dates: October 27, 12–1 pm CT; November 18, 10–11 am CT; December 2, 12–1 pm CT (online, register)
Details: “Join us for a virtual open house about WashU’s Master of Architecture, Master of Landscape Architecture, and Master of Urban Design programs in the Sam Fox School. Learn about the graduate architecture programs directly from the program chairs. This session offers a chance to get your questions answered, understand program details, connect with faculty, and learn about various resources offered.”
Details: “Communities don’t improve by chance—they’re transformed through thoughtful design, policy, and engagement. UB’s Master of Urban Planning program prepares you to lead that work by addressing some of society’s most urgent challenges from housing affordability to environmental sustainability to food equity. Attend this session to learn more about our accredited MUP program, including admission requirements, timelines, and hear from our Department Chair Dr. Emmanuel Frimpong Boahmah.”
Dates: October 28 through November 6 (online, register)
Details: “The GSD educates leaders in design, research, and scholarship to make a resilient, just, and beautiful world. We offer a range of programs across design disciplines, including architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, urban design, design studies, design engineering and real estate. Join us and engage with departmental faculty at any of our virtual open houses, October 28-November 6. Explore and find out which program is right for you.”
Details: “UCLA AUD is happy to open Perloff Hall to interested prospective students on Monday, November 2, as our Fall 2026 midreviews are kicking off. This event is free and open to any interested applicants. Open Studio Day will begin at 1:00 pm in Perloff Hall Gallery with a welcome presentation from Vice Chair Kutan Ayata, before visitors are welcome to browse the range of reviews and studio activities taking place. Visitors will also be invited to take Perloff Hall tours led by current AUD students, getting a full look at the AUD experience.”
Dates: November 3–5, times vary (online, register)
Details: “Thinking about postgraduate study in architecture, design, urbanism or the built environment? Join the Architectural Association’s Postgraduate Virtual Open Events to explore our internationally recognised programmes, meet the people who teach and study here, and discover the work shaping contemporary architectural practice and research. Learn how each programme approaches design, technology, culture and the city, and gain insight into the ideas, methods and creative communities that define postgraduate study at the AA in London.”
Details: “Want to be part of MIT’s unique ecosystem of interconnected academic research and industry partnership? During this virtual information session, ask your questions about the Master of Real Estate Development at MIT with MSRED Program Director, Walter Torous, and Assistant Director, Academic Programs Administration, Mary Hughes.”
Date: November 5, 4 pm PT (online, register); November 10, 6 am PT (online, register)
Details: “Curious about studying at one of the top architecture schools in the country? High school and transfer students, and their families, are invited to an inside look at SCI-Arc’s five-year Bachelor of Architecture program. Meet faculty and current students, see the work coming out of our studios and labs, and get tips on building your portfolio, transferring credits, and being considered for merit scholarships. Priority deadlines: January 15 (first-year) and March 15 (transfer).”
Date: November 6, 4 pm PT (online, register); November 12, 6 am PT (online, register)
Details: “Considering a graduate degree in architecture? Discover how SCI-Arc’s Master of Architecture and Master of Science programs lead the field in design innovation, advanced research, and critical discourse. Hear from Graduate and Postgraduate Programs Chair Nathan Hume, meet current students, and bring your questions to our admissions team about studio culture, life in Los Angeles, scholarships, and the application process. Two sessions are scheduled across time zones, so choose the one that works for you.”
Dates: November 9, 6:30 pm MT (online, register); December 14, 6:30 pm MT (online, register)
Details: “The University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) is entering a new era of designing, building, and innovation. CAP is the only university in the state of Colorado to offer a Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BS Arch). Students can also earn minor in interior design and landscape architecture. We invite you to attend a virtual information session, schedule a building tour with a current BS Arch student, set up office hours with CAP’s recruitment manager, attend final reviews, and learn about our workshops and summer camps. Want to learn more? Contact Jeana Delamarter, Manager of Undergraduate Recruitment and K-12 Outreach at Jeana.Delamarter@ucdenver.edu or sign up to attend an information session and schedule a tour.”
Date: November 7, 9 am – 1 pm (7500 N Glenoaks Blvd, Burbank, CA 91504, register)
Details: “Experience Woodbury School of Architecture firsthand at Discover Redlands, Los Angeles, our fall preview day for prospective students and their families. Explore campus, connect with students and faculty, learn about academic programs and financial aid, and discover what it means to be part of our vibrant and creative community.”
Details: “Join us for a virtual information session about Woodbury School of Architecture graduate programs. At this session you’ll learn about the admissions process, program structure and curriculum highlights, application requirements and deadlines, tips to strengthen your application, and scholarship and financial aid opportunities.”
Date: November 17, 11 am – 12 pm CT (online, register)
Details: “Join us for one of our virtual webinars designed for prospective graduate students interested in the dual degree Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering. The Fall 2026 Open Houses will include a Program Spotlight with Tulane Faculty and Program Co-Directors Margarita Jover and Ehab Meselhe introducing the program’s vision, curriculum, and hands-on opportunities. The event will also include a Research Showcase, led by faculty sharing their dynamic research, and an Interactive Q&A session for attendees to ask questions and engage with the program faculty and admissions team.”
Details: “AUD’s Virtual Info Sessions for the Master of Architecture (MArch) program offers an in-depth look at the admissions requirements and process, curricular opportunities, and design offerings at UCLA AUD. We’ll hold our Fall 2026 Virtual Info Session for the MArch Program on Tuesday, November 17, scheduled from 5:00 to 7:00 pm PST via Zoom.”
Details: “We welcome prospective graduate students to join us online for a virtual info session on Tuesday, November 17, from 6:00-7:00pm. Hear about the Master of Architecture program and what makes it so unique from Director of Graduate Programs, Jason Rebillot, and learn about the application process from the Office of Graduate Admissions. Participants will also have a chance to ask questions and see examples of current and recent student work.”
Date: November 18, 6–7:30 pm PT (online, register)
Details: “AUD’s Portfolio Preparation Workshop, offered as part of our Admissions event series, offers applicants a detailed look at best practices for your design portfolio as you get ready to apply to graduate programs in design and architecture. This workshop is open to any interested prospective applicants, and is geared toward students who wish to apply to graduate-level study in architecture and design. We’ll hold our Fall 2026 Portfolio Preparation Workshop on Wednesday, November 18, scheduled from 6:00 to 7:30 pm PST via Zoom.”
Date: November 19, 10 am (online, register); December 9, 5 pm (online, register)
Details: “Are you considering applying to UB’s Master of Architecture program? Join us for a Portfolio Review Workshop with Department of Architecture Chair, Erkin Özay. Learn how to showcase your unique story and let your portfolio be the voice that sets you apart! This event will show students how to build strong portfolios, talk basic design curation, and be better prepared to submit a strong application leading up to the early graduate submission deadline of January 15, 2027.”
Details: “Whether you’ve never taken a design class or you’ve spent years in the studio, your portfolio is your chance to show how you think. In this workshop, SCI-Arc faculty break down what they look for across undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate applications: how to select and sequence your strongest work, present process alongside finished pieces, and let your curiosity come through. Beginners will learn what counts as portfolio material; experienced designers, how to edit and sharpen.”
Details: “Join us for a virtual information session about Woodbury School of Architecture graduate programs. At this session you’ll learn about the admissions process, program structure and curriculum highlights, application requirements and deadlines, tips to strengthen your application, and scholarship and financial aid opportunities.”
