Are there any university/colleges that offer online courses for MA/March in architectural theory, history and criticism?
On a different note, are MOOCs in the case of architecture non-existent only because of the need for faculty and peer to peer interactions?
Non Sequitur
Jul 18, 17 11:30 am
wut?
corbismyhomeboy
Jul 18, 17 12:00 pm
There are a few online architectural history courses through MIT OpenCourse, but not sure that they're worth anything in terms of a true degree or transferring credits to a university. I could be wrong, but my impression is that they're more for continuing education learners.
archinine
Jul 18, 17 12:01 pm
Probably more related to the need of institutions to collect tuition dollars to pay for campus gyms and other *necessities* of modern day academia.
If said unis are offering anything a simple search on the common moocs will reveal this. If you haven't found them on coursera, edx, etc they probably don't exist.
You could always just read books. Plenty of arch theory syllabi floating around. A lot cheaper too.
Hello,
Are there any university/colleges that offer online courses for MA/March in architectural theory, history and criticism?
On a different note, are MOOCs in the case of architecture non-existent only because of the need for faculty and peer to peer interactions?
wut?
There are a few online architectural history courses through MIT OpenCourse, but not sure that they're worth anything in terms of a true degree or transferring credits to a university. I could be wrong, but my impression is that they're more for continuing education learners.
Probably more related to the need of institutions to collect tuition dollars to pay for campus gyms and other *necessities* of modern day academia.
If said unis are offering anything a simple search on the common moocs will reveal this. If you haven't found them on coursera, edx, etc they probably don't exist.
You could always just read books. Plenty of arch theory syllabi floating around. A lot cheaper too.