Tyler’s NAAB-accredited Master of Architecture degree delivers the fundamental and emerging knowledge required for a career as a licensed architect.  

• Professional track (2 years) for those with a BSArch from Tyler or equivalent pre-professional degree from elsewhere 

• Intensive design track (3 years) for those with bachelor’s degrees in other disciplines 

• Accelerated 4+1 (5 years) for those who want to earn back-to-back degrees — both BSArch and MArch from Tyler 

Designed for post-professional students, Tyler’s NAAB-accredited MS in architecture teaches the skills needed to advance your existing career and keep pace with emerging tech and trends. You can complete your degree full time or part time. In addition, consider adding a concentration / certificate:  

• Advanced Technologies and Design 

• Health and Design 

• Urban Ecologies and Design 

Designed for post-professional students, Tyler’s MS in facilities planning lets you study full time or part time. Also consider adding a concentration in Health Facilities thanks to a cross-discipline collaborative between the Tyler School of Art and Architecture and Temple University’s College of Public Health. 

Accredited by the Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board, this degree offers both full-time and part-time study. Tyler offers two tracks to better serve students’ needs. 

• 2-year track, if you already earned an accredited bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture or architecture 

• 3-year track, if your bachelor’s degree is in another, non-design discipline 

Accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board, this degree prepares you to address complex challenges facing communities of all sizes — with a focus on sustainability. You learn to navigate policy-making challenges and to build communication and engagement skills, giving stakeholders with diverse interests input for planning and decision making.