Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) is a postgraduate program typically lasting 2–3 years, depending on prior academic qualifications and the curriculum structure. This professional degree prepares students for advanced careers in architecture, emphasizing design innovation, technical expertise, and sustainable practices. The program includes coursework in architectural theory, design studios, construction methods, and urban planning, often supplemented with internships or practical training. Applicants generally require a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture (B.Arch.) or a related field. Graduates can pursue architectural licensure, work in design firms, or specialize in landscape architecture, heritage conservation, or urban design. The M.Arch. bridges creative vision and technical proficiency, equipping professionals to shape the built environment.
