Queen's University

The BSc Architecture program provides a foundation for a career as an architect or within the broader built environment. Students develop design and thinking skills within the context of the built environment and gain attributes, knowledge, and skills relevant to the field.

The MArch program is for students with a first degree in architecture who wish to progress their studies to final qualification as a practicing architect. The program investigates the relationships between critical practice, design, and research in the making of architectural proposals.

The PhD Architecture program offers the opportunity to make an original contribution to the discipline. It is suitable as preparation for a career within academia or consultancy.

This practice-based PhD is for those involved in design practice and interested in the motivations and potentials in their work. It emphasizes the articulation and dissemination of underlying motivations and potentials in venturous design practice.

The MSc City Planning and Design program equips students with skills to make progressive changes in their place by managing changes to natural and built environments. Students will develop planning research, urban analysis and design skills before deciding whether to complete an urban design thesis or dissertation.

The Master of Urban and Regional Planning program is a professional education program with a significant research component. It is officially recognized by the Canadian Institute of Planners as a key stage toward earning the Registered Professional Planners designation.

The Certificate in Urban Planning Studies introduces students to urban planning-related issues grounded in an appreciation of city life and city structures. It prepares students for advanced studies and careers related to urban planning.