The Master's program at ARCHIP is a two-year graduate program taught in an interdisciplinary studio environment with a focus on practical and project-based work, incorporating all aspects of architectural practice, and in-depth understanding of the field. The graduate program aims to develop well-rounded professionals in the field of architecture who are best positioned to go on to apply and further expand their talents in a range of professional workplaces. Architectural Design is the cornerstone of our graduate program enabling the students to work closely with their tutors, who are themselves practicing architects, on a specific project which incorporates various aspects of architectural practice. Urban Design teaches students the broad theoretical principles of development/life/design of a complex urban system. Further, our graduate students also receive training in methods of communication with both private and public investors, consultants, and stakeholders, since an architect must be able to engage in professional dialogue and make collective decisions with fellow architects, professionals from other fields, and with the public.

Applicants for the Master's program must have an undergraduate degree from another accredited school of architecture/design/engineering. We recognize the following undergraduate degrees: Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning/Urban Design, Civil Engineering, and Architecture. If you are a citizen of Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States and you already have at least one undergraduate degree from a school that teaches in English, you do not need to prove your English proficiency.