Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
University of Southern California (USC)
Tulane University
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Temple University
University of Oregon
Cranbrook Academy of Art
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
Kansas State University
dual degree programs (MArch / MCP)
I'm applying for Fall 2010, and I'm looking for schools that offer a dual M.Arch / MCP program. My one criteria, other than having the right program and a good reputation, is that it's in or near an urban area (just a personal preference).
So far my list consists of:
-MIT
-Harvard
-Columbia
-UPenn
-Berkeley
-U Maryland
-UVA (the one rural exception, since I live in va)
If anyone is familiar with these schools, I'd love to hear opinions / comments / criticisms. Also, feel free to suggest other schools I might want to check out.
thanks.
university of michigan
i recently visited the school and was very impressed by their m.c.p. program after having a very long meeting with an urban design professor and then a conversation with the chair. the program seems especially great if you're interested in transportation. the chair of the planning school is a specialist in that area. as far as their m.arch program, i only know it has an excellent reputation, but did not meet with anyone from that department while there. i did, however, walk through their studio space, which was quite large.
feel free to email me if you want to know more.
university of michigan
i recently visited the school and was very impressed by their m.c.p. program after having a very long meeting with an urban design professor and then a conversation with the chair. the program seems especially great if you're interested in transportation. the chair of the planning school is a specialist in that area. as far as their m.arch program, i only know it has an excellent reputation, but did not meet with anyone from that department while there. i did, however, walk through their studio space, which was quite large.
feel free to email me if you want to know more.
you could always check out NJIT. They have a dual M.Arch / MIP (masters of infrastructure planning).
Not really on the same level as the ivies but still a decent program. It has the NYC access which is a plus
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