USC School of Architecture
Founded in 1925, the USC School of Architecture has a distinguished faculty of practicing professionals and scholarly researchers specializing in design, history and technology, including winners of the Pritzker Architecture Prize and Rome Prize. The percentage of Fellows of the American Institute of Architecture (FAIA) and Distinguished Professors of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture is the highest of any school of architecture in the U.S.
Graduate degree and certificate programs:
- Master of Architecture (M.Arch. degree; an advanced post-professional M.Arch. for students who already hold a professional degree, such as the Bachelor of Architecture, is also available)
- Master of Historic Preservation
- Master of Landscape Architecture (for students who possess a first degree in landscape architecture or a professional degree in architecture or a related field)
- Master of Building Science
- Certificate in Historic Preservation (evening sessions; for students enrolled in graduate course work in architecture, landscape architecture, building science, urban planning, or related disciplines; and for practicing design and planning professionals)
