Baruch College - The City University of New York (CUNY)

This program focuses on designing individual and complex groups of buildings, deepening knowledge of architectural history, and exploring the built environment through the lens of the New York City urban landscape. It prepares students for professional practice with a curriculum emphasizing design studios, urbanism, sustainability, and the social dimensions of the built environment.

This program is designed for students with bachelor's degrees in fields other than architecture. Students learn about architecture as it relates to public and private spaces, covering topics like site design, world architecture, and construction materials.

This program is for students who already hold a professional degree in architecture, allowing them to advance their knowledge and skills. It includes studios, seminars, and a thesis project.

The Master of Landscape Architecture program focuses on urban landscape architecture. The program integrates design, research, and ecological thinking.

This STEM-designated program transforms cities and communities by shaping inclusive, resilient, and environmentally responsive solutions. The interdisciplinary curriculum challenges outdated policies and urban paradigms through the integration of design, research, ecological thinking, and infrastructural planning.

The Master of Science in City Planning program offers courses both in-person and via a hybrid modality. Students can take elective classes from other programs such as Public Administration and Business.

This program evaluates sustainability in urban centers from a social, economic, and environmental perspective. Students learn how cities can improve and sustain housing, land use, business activity, and infrastructure.