Carleton University

The pre-professional BAS degree is structured around project-oriented design studios and individual mentoring, supported by courses in history and theory, drawing, multimedia applications, building technology, and construction. Carleton's BAS program equips students with the tools to think critically and creatively, design responsibly, and lead positive change through architectural thinking and the built environment.

The Master of Architecture is an accredited professional degree program committed to preparing future architects for a culturally rich, technologically dynamic, and globalized world. A rigorous studio and research pedagogy invites students to take critical positions on design, culture, technology, and the city.

Carleton University's PhD in Architecture is an innovative program that fuses research with critical practice in architecture. It invites talented individuals to undertake original research in a broad range of fields.

The Master in Architectural Studies (MAS) program is a non-accredited degree for students interested in pursuing in-depth investigations of matters of architectural concern as a preparation for academic research. The program aims at developing multidisciplinary and multimethod approaches to individual scholarship.

The Master of Design program (MDes) focuses on a strong commitment to design research, interdisciplinary design practices and advanced development in the field of industrial design. The focus of the program is to advance knowledge in the field of design through the study of advanced design principles and interdisciplinary design practices.