Hello everyone, can somebody tell me which universities, institutes or schools in the United States who can offer Graduate courses in computational design, other than MIT, GSD, or Sci-arc (their program is excellent, but the tuition are so high).
Thank you very much.
x-jla
Jan 16, 16 12:37 pm
Pretty much any university
Bench
Jan 16, 16 3:56 pm
All the tuitions are high.
SpatialSojourner
Jan 17, 16 4:58 pm
University of Michigan offers a wide range of electives/courses that allow students to develop their interests, which includes computational design. One can also couple computational design with the immense digital fabrication resources too. If you did undergrad in architecture, then it is 2 years (like it should be but those that you mentioned require 3+ for most students). I really liked my undergrad but when it comes to electives that develop my interests and the amount of resources available, University of Michigan is great. Scholarships make it somewhat less unaffordable.
Hello everyone, can somebody tell me which universities, institutes or schools in the United States who can offer Graduate courses in computational design, other than MIT, GSD, or Sci-arc (their program is excellent, but the tuition are so high).
Thank you very much.
Pretty much any university
All the tuitions are high.
University of Michigan offers a wide range of electives/courses that allow students to develop their interests, which includes computational design. One can also couple computational design with the immense digital fabrication resources too. If you did undergrad in architecture, then it is 2 years (like it should be but those that you mentioned require 3+ for most students). I really liked my undergrad but when it comes to electives that develop my interests and the amount of resources available, University of Michigan is great. Scholarships make it somewhat less unaffordable.