
Denver Museum of Spatial Arts
Student Researchers:
Aly Burkhalter MArch Studio III Fall 2017Our graduate program provides the skills and knowledge specified for graduate study in architecture and is fully accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). Our program responds to and aligns with the evolving nature of professional practice. Collaborative work environments prize critical thinkers, problem-solving team players, builders and leaders with excellent communication skills. Recognizing that the practice of architecture is now global, we provide students with international perspectives and experiences giving them a competitive edge when they enter the profession.
If you have an undergraduate degree that is not a related design degree,
you should plan on up to 3½ years to earn your Master of Architecture
(M Arch) degree. You can learn more about the program and application process on the Six Studio Track program page.
If you have a pre-professional undergraduate degree in architecture or a related design field, you may receive advanced-standing credit for your previous coursework and can expect to complete your Master of Architecture (M Arch) degree in about two years. You can learn more about advanced standing and the application process on the Four Studio Track program page.
Our Master of Architecture is a STEM designated program, officially approved by the Colorado Board of Higher Education (CIP code: 04.0902). The STEM designation allows our Masters of Architecture students to apply for the Department of homeland Security’s optional practical training (OPT) extension program for F-1 students with STEM degrees. Upon completion of a STEM-designated degree, students may extend their stay in the United States an additional 24 months.
This track is for students without a background in architecture.
This track is for students with an undergraduate degree in architecture.
Student Researchers:
Aly Burkhalter MArch Studio III Fall 2017Student Researchers:
Mike Hackett M Arch Studio II Spring 2018Student Researchers:
Lindsay Mcbride & Greg Yearsle MArch Studio IV Spring 2017