Master of Architecture/Master of Planning

The Master of Planning/Master of Architecture dual degree program facilitates highly related cross-disciplinary studies in architecture and in planning at the master's level. This program offers students interested in developing a career in urban design an opportunity to make more substantial commitments in both disciplines and to achieve a more coherent and extensive knowledge in the design of built environments and public policy. This dual degree program normally requires five semesters in residence.

Qualified students who are admitted to the graduate programs in both the School of Architecture and the School of Urban Planning and Development may complete both degrees in a highly integrated five-semester program. Such students must already possess a degree in architecture.

Requirements

Requirements for completion of the dual degree program are 72 units, including 36 units in architecture and 36 units in planning, as follows:

Architecture		Units
ARCH 532ab	Elements of the Urban Landscape	2-2
ARCH 533ab	Urban Landscape Case Studies	2-2
ARCH 605abL	Graduate Architecture Design	8-8
ARCH 693abL	M.Arch. Thesis, Option II, or
ARCH 695abzL	M.Arch. Thesis, Option I	4-8

Urban Planning and Development		Units
PLUS 501	Planning Theory	2
PLUS 502	Statistics and Data Management	4
PLUS 505	Comparative International Development	2
PLUS 506	The Social Context of Planning	2
PLUS 507	The Urban Economy	2
PLUS 509	Legal Environment of Planning	2
PLUS 510	Historical Analysis of Urban Form and Planning Practice, or	2
RED 673	Design History and Criticism	2

Specialization methodology: four units selected from the list shown in the Master of Planning program.

Laboratory/Workshops: PLUS 676L (4 or 8) to total 8 units.

Elective: eight units of electives taken within the School of Urban Planning and Development.

Master of Landscape Architecture/Master of Planning

Qualified students who are admitted to the graduate program in both the School of Architecture and the School of Urban Planning and Development may complete both degrees in a highly integrated five-semester program.

Completion of the dual degree requires 66 units, including 14 units of specified courses in architecture, 24 units of courses in urban planning, 16 units of elective courses and 12 units of thesis option I or directed design research.

The specified courses are those required for the Master of Landscape Architecture degree.

Landscape Architecture		Units
ARCH 532ab	Elements of the Urban Landscape	2-2
ARCH 533ab	Urban Landscape Case Studies	2-2
ARCH 597abzL	Landscape Architecture Thesis Option I, or
ARCH 598abzL	Landscape Architecture Directed Design Research	4-8-0
Electives		16

Studios		Units
ARCH 542aL	Landscape Architecture Design (jointly offered with planning)	6

Urban Planning and Development		Units
PLUS 501	Planning Theory	2
PLUS 502	Statistics and Arguing from Data	4
PLUS 505	Comparative International Development	2
PLUS 506	The Social Context of Planning	2
PLUS 507	The Urban Economy	2
PLUS 509	Legal Environment of Planning, or	2
RED 673	Design History and Criticism	2
PLUS 510	Historical Analysis of Urban Form and Planning Practice	2

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