MA/MS in Architecture

The Master of Architecture at Bowling Green State University is a professional degree for students who plan to become licensed architects. It runs for two years and combines design theory with applied studio work. The program carries accreditation from the National Architectural Accrediting Board, which matters because accredited education is part of the route to licensure in the United States. Faculty include authors, endowed chairs and practitioners who bring current professional experience into the studio, and they connect students with internship and job opportunities at design firms. Graduates pursue work across many settings, from commercial interiors and sustainable housing to historic preservation and public space projects. Students who finish the related undergraduate degree at BGSU can enter this master's program through a combined pathway.