The academic program in Architecture is intended to prepare students to become architects capable of practice within contemporary professional constraints and adaptation to a changing profession and to the society it serves.
Two academic programs of study make up the five years of architectural studies:
- An honours four-year Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS) degree
- Comprised of eight academic terms of study and six four-month co-op work terms leading to the degree Bachelor of Architectural Studies.
- This degree, combined with a minimum cumulative average of 75%, indicates appropriate preparation for the degree Master of Architecture (MArch).
- A Master of Architecture (MArch) degree
- Comprised of a nominal one-year professional program of study (three subsequent academic terms).