Master of Architecture at The School of Architecture
The Master of Architecture at The School of Architecture offers immersive opportunities for community building, promoting principles of “learning by doing”.
The School of Architecture (TSOA) is a living experiment in architectural education.
Inspired by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s visionary principles of “learning by doing”, today the school has evolved into an immersive design education where students build, live and lead the future of architecture.
The Master of Architecture is a uniquely immersive course with experiences such as the Shelter Program and Usonia 21, which invite students to build structures and directly engage in community building.
Students develop the knowledge to build, collaborate and directly implement their ideas in the real world.
School: The School of Architecture
Course: Master of Architecture
Type: Postgraduate
Location: Arizona, USA
Course dates: September 2026 (two and three-year programme available)
Application deadline: 15 January 2026
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What will I learn during this course?
– TSOA empowers architects to become citizen designers, who shape the future
– Training for careers as bold designers, community builders and sustainability-minded leaders
– Leadership skills and an ability to embrace change
What are the requirements?
– A bachelor’s degree (a degree in architecture is not required)
What facilities and resources are available?
Students work within an intimate studio environment, with access to shared workshops, gallery and event spaces at Cattle Track, sharing a culture of experimental building with its vibrant community of artists in residence.
What career prospects can I expect upon graduating?
Upon completing the Master of Architecture course, students can expect strong career prospects across a wide range of fields within and beyond traditional architecture.
Graduates have gone on to work at renowned architecture firms such as Olsen Kundig and Sauerbruch and Hutton. Individuals have also started own independent practices, hold academic positions and take roles in emerging areas such as architectural visualisation and AI-driven startups.
The programme’s connection to an actively practising faculty and a global professional network supports graduates in entering diverse and impactful careers in design.
Who teaches this course?
– Chris Lasch, president and core faculty
– Stephanie Lin, dean and core faculty
– Matthew Trzebiatowski, core faculty
– Andrew Gonzales, adjunct faculty
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