Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

The field of architecture is evolving quickly. You need to know how the environment affects operations, resources, and project lifespan. Your projects affect the community beyond their physical footprints. Your tools and processes are being reshaped by emerging technologies—from brainstorming to project planning and construction.
New York Institute of Technology’s Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) program advances students’ mastery in preparation for entrepreneurship and careers at the world’s leading firms. Find out what you will learn in the program.
Explore theory, research, and technology, while delving into the historical foundation of architecture, its various movements, cultural influences, and contemporary practices and tools.Our classroom walls extend across the world, from internships in the New York City area to overseas opportunities, workshops, and partner projects taking you to Europe, Asia, and Latin America.M.Arch. students tackle experiential challenges, realizing projects of all sizes through digital design, fabrication, and advanced architectural technologies, and gain an understanding of environmental urbanism.M.Arch. students refine their skills and projects in dedicated studio space and have access to state-of-the-art design and fabrication facilities on the New York City campus. Learn more about our studio culture.Learn from and collaborate with distinguished scholars, accomplished practitioners, and visiting professors—all of whom elevate the curriculum through their real-world expertise and interdisciplinary insights.The School of Architecture and Design nurtures connections with our extensive and diverse alumni network. These relationships lead to partnerships, projects, and job offers for our master’s students.