GT COA|MS Program

COA|MS Program

The College of Architecture's (COA) Master of Science (MS) Program is a non-professional program in advanced architectural studies and is oriented toward advanced practice, scholarship and research. Applicants may have previous degrees in architecture or other related fields. The program accepts students with a professional degree in a design or design-related field, as well as students with a baccalaureate degree in a non-design field who wish to pursue an area of study offered in the Master of Science degree. The areas of specialized study include:

• Advanced Architectural Design

• Architecture, Culture, & Behavior

• Building Ecology + Emerging Technologies

• Building Technology

• Classical Design

• Computation, Composition, & Construction

• History, Theory, & Criticism of Architecture

• Morphology & Design

• Urban Design

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College of Architecture\| Master of Science . Georgia Tech
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	COA\|MS Program The College of Architecture's (COA) Master of Science (MS) Program is a non-professional program in advanced architectural studies and is oriented toward advanced practice, scholarship and research. Applicants may have previous degrees in architecture or other related fields. The program accepts students with a professional degree in a design or design-related field, as well as students with a baccalaureate degree in a non-design field who wish to pursue an area of study offered in the Master of Science degree. The areas of specialized study include: • Advanced Architectural Design • Architecture, Culture, & Behavior • Building Ecology + Emerging Technologies • Building Technology • Classical Design • Computation, Composition, & Construction • History, Theory, & Criticism of Architecture • Morphology & Design • Urban Design InfoContact. WebContact. ©2005-2007. GeorgiaTech.