Washington University in St. Louis

This program offers a more intensive study of architecture during the senior year, including upper-level design studios and courses in structures, architectural history/theory, and technology. Students will also take courses that emphasize urban design issues, and technology courses in environmental systems or landscape architecture.

This program offers a flexible course of study that allows students to take additional architecture design studios or pursue courses in other areas of interest across the university. During their senior year, students complete a capstone research project.

This STEM-designated program is for students holding baccalaureate degrees with majors in architecture. This NAAB-accredited program focuses on advancing research in housing, fabrication, sustainability, and socially engaged practice.

This STEM-designated program is for students holding baccalaureate degrees with majors in architecture and majors other than architecture. This NAAB-accredited program focuses on advancing research in housing, fabrication, sustainability, and socially engaged practice.

This program option is for students with design and other undergraduate degrees. It focuses on design, ecology, and urbanism to prepare students to become leaders within professional and academic spheres.

This program option is for students with design and other undergraduate degrees. It focuses on design, ecology, and urbanism to prepare students to become leaders within professional and academic spheres.

This STEM-designated program is for individuals holding professional or pre-professional degrees in architecture, landscape architecture, or planning. It focuses on the design of sustainable, resilient, and just cities and urban systems.

This post-professional program offers opportunities for advanced design work and research to those who already hold NAAB-accredited professional degrees. The program cultivates strong conceptual design skills, critical thinking, and a commitment to environmental sustainability.

This program is for students with an undergraduate degree in architecture and students enrolled in another degree program in the Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design. It allows students to engage in a research specialization or focus beyond that possible within the professional degree programs.

This minor provides a platform for students to explore issues related to the urban condition in the twenty-first century. Students explore urbanization processes in the context of design applications and tools, critical urban issues, urban history, and theory.