Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Architecture

Advance the field of architecture academically, professionally, culturally, and commercially as you create, develop, and disseminate new knowledge. The Ph.D. in Architecture at Texas A&M University provides students with the tools and resources necessary to advance the field academically, professionally, culturally, and commercially. In this program, you’ll create, develop, and disseminate new knowledge relevant to architecture and related areas of focus. You will work individually and collaboratively with graduate faculty members as they guide your doctoral research. They will share their professional and scholarly expertise as you generate new knowledge. In this program, you’ll learn to: Identify critical problems and current and emerging opportunities confronting the discipline of architecture. Apply qualitative and quantitative research methodologies at the highest levels of scholarly, humanistic, and scientific rigor. Generate original and lasting contributions to the bodies of historical, theoretical, critical, technological, scientific, and professional-practice knowledge in architecture, related disciplines and sub‐disciplines. Share your doctoral research in peer‐reviewed conference papers, journal articles, book chapters, monographs, research posters, and public lectures.

Students must hold a bachelor’s or professional degree (or equivalent).