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Master of Landscape Architecture Admission Requirements

Master of Land & Property Development Admission Requirements

Master of Science in Architecture Admission Requirements

Master of Architecture – Career Change Admission Requirements

In addition to the university graduate admission requirements, the Master of Architecture career change program requires the following. Minimum Education Recipients of any bachelor’s degree, other than a pre-professional degree in architecture or environmental design, may apply for admission to the Career Change program. The Career Change program enables students who hold degrees…

Master of Architecture Admission Requirements

Graduate Certificates

The College of Architecture offers six graduate certificates. These certificates are formal awards granted by the college with approval of Texas A&M University and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Certificates consist of 12–15 credit hours of courses in a concentrated area. When a student meets all the requirements of the certificate, the credential will appear on their transcript. Students…

Dual-Degree Programs

Texas A&M College of Architecture offers multiple dual-degree programs to consolidate graduate-level curriculum. This typically allows students to earn two master’s degrees in three years. Our Programs Master of Land and Property Development + Master of Urban Planning MLPD Program Director: Tim Early Learn more…

Ph.D. in Urban & Regional Sciences

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Ph.D. in Urban & Regional Sciences The Ph.D. in Urban & Regional Sciences program at Texas A&M forms knowledge about some of the most pressing issues our society faces. In this program, you will…

Ph.D. in Construction Science

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Ph.D. in Construction Science The Ph.D. in Construction Science program at Texas A&M uses scientific methods, emerging technologies, and advanced management theories to address complex construction problems. Your discoveries can improve the safety, productivity,…

26th Annual Preservation Symposium

Future-Proof: Evolving Heritage Conservation Date: February 21-22, 2025 Location: ARCB 101, Geren Auditorium Rationale The 26th Annual Historic Preservation Symposium, “Future-Proof: Evolving Heritage Conservation,” is not just a gathering, but a call to action. It presents a timely and forward-thinking dialogue on the pressing challenges and opportunities within the field of heritage conservation. As we navigate a rapidly changing world marked by…