Architecture (MArch) - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Design a more sustainable future with a Master of Architecture (MArch) professional degree. Whether you’re building on an architecture background or starting fresh, our program prepares you to become a licensed architect who thinks critically and innovates boldly.

The MArch I program offers two tracks: a 2-year track for students with a pre-professional architecture degree and a 3-year track for students from other academic backgrounds. Plus, you can add focus to your master’s degree with an optional concentration. Whichever path is right for you, we’re committed to providing the support, resources, and connections you need to graduate with a solid portfolio and skills that set you apart in a rapidly evolving profession.

The Master of Architecture (MArch I) is a professional accredited degree that prepares you to become a licensed architect. Our curriculum develops innovative designers, thinkers, and leaders in fields such as architecture, ecological design and sustainability, urban design, community development, design and construction, and more.

The MArch I two-year program is ideal for students with a pre-professional degree in architecture. The MArch I three-year program is intended for students with a bachelor’s degree in any field, which means you can become an architect no matter what your undergraduate degree is in.