The Graduate Architecture Program at Tennessee challenges students to do more than envision buildings. We explore and investigate issues of technology, material culture, and political economy alongside a commitment to histories and theories of the built environment. We prepare graduate students to be all-purpose intellectuals, willing and able to engage in cultural production and agency.
Fall Year One (15)
- Arch 571 (6)
- Architecture and Urbanism Studio
- Arch 527 (3)
- Design Tactics
- Arch Elective (3)
- Arch Elective (3)
Spring Year One (15)
- Arch 572 (6)
- Design Integration Studio
- Arch 528 (3)
- Design Theories
- Arch 560 (3)
- Design Integration Seminar
- Arch Elective (3)
![Fablab Building](/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/FabLab_front-side_angle_2014JG23.502_500x333-520x346-c-default.jpg)
![students at factory](/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Slide17-205x205-c-default.jpg)
After Graduation Careers
Typical career paths for graduates with this degree include working in private specialized practices or as a firm owner, exploring through research, collaborating through specialty consulting or serving in academia. This professional degree qualifies you to sit for the ARE.