Master of Environmental Design Studies

Architecture is a challenging well-rounded discipline. By studying architecture students develop their artistic skill knowledge of history and technology social and cultural awareness and critical imagination. Architectural design typically involves drawing and model-making by hand or with a computer. At times it may also involve on-site construction with full-scale materials. One-third of the Architecture building is devoted to studio spaces open to Architecture students twenty-four hours a day. The building also has several computer labs with a wide array of equipment as well as a fully-equipped woodworking shop photographic facilities and a large exhibition hall. The University Librarys Architecture collection is located nearby.

Candidates must satisfy the general requirements for admission to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and show evidence of proficiency in spoken and written French.A minimum B average (3.30 GPA) from a university of recognized standing is required.Transcript submission for new applicants-For your initial application to graduate studies we only require your unofficial academic transcripts for each post-secondary institution you have attended.Two letters of reference are required for admission into a graduate degree.Four-year bachelor's degree.Minimum grade point average of 3.0 (B average) in the last 60 credit hours of study.Degree granted by a university of recognized standing.