Cornell College

A five-year professional program emphasizing design, theory, history, technology, representation and structures. Students learn to communicate ideas through models and drawings, working in both analog and digital representation.

A fully accredited course of study dedicated to advanced architectural design. It provides integrated foundation in global history, theory, structures, environmental systems and building technologies.

An intensive program providing a critical framework for investigating pertinent design concerns, practices and technologies in 21st-century architecture and urbanism. Students can pursue inquiries within Architecture & Urbanism, Architecture & Ecology and Architecture & Discourse.

A New York City-based program focused on advanced urban design. It engages the wealth of academic resources in AAP, across Cornell University and throughout an extensive global network.

Represents a sophisticated blend of interdisciplinary research and scholarship. The program prepares students for a scholarly career in global architectural history.

An interdisciplinary, liberal arts course of study focused on the forces that shape the social, economic, and political character and physical form of urban/suburban areas and their surrounding regions. Students gain insight into the everyday dynamics of urban planning.

A multifaceted, trans-disciplinary program that prepares the next generation of planners. Our faculty and students plan for a sustainable future through work on climate adaptation, sustainable transportation and infrastructure systems, affordable housing, economic development, and environmental justice.

A multidisciplinary field that explores how geographic location and spatial relations affect economic, social, and environmental phenomena. This degree provides students with the tools to analyze and model complex spatial systems.

Dedicated to protecting, maintaining, and planning for buildings, sites, and districts of historical and cultural significance. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills for preserving cultural heritage.

Training the next generation of innovative and cutting-edge planning scholars. Students specialize in areas such as environmental planning, urban policy, and international development.

This program exposes students to a wide array of landscape scales, types, contexts, and topical issues. The studio format entails lectures, demonstrations, field trips, readings, guest presentations, precedent study, one-on-one instruction, and group discourse.

This program is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in the field through advanced study and research. It emphasizes ecological design, sustainable practices, and innovative approaches to urban and rural landscapes.

The MPS program enhances understanding and love of design. Studio courses are the heart of the curriculum, each semester presenting a new place and set of environmental and social issues to analyze and respond to with design interventions.

A dual master's degree track with the Department of City and Regional Planning. It facilitates integrated approaches to environmental and urban design challenges.