The Master of Science in Architecture, Computational Technologies course at New York Institute of Technology challenges students to create multidisciplinary designs using state-of-the-art technologies.

School: School of Architecture and Design, New York Institute of Technology
Course: Master of Science in Architecture, Computational Technologies (MSACT)
Location: New York, USA
Course dates: September 2024 to May 2025
Application deadline: 15 June 2024

The cutting-edge Master of Science in Architecture, Computational Technologies (MSACT) program is a post-professional master's degree that spans two semesters and comprises 30 credits.

This program is designed to bridge critical connections between design technologies and the evolving employment landscape within the rapidly changing construction market, driven by the imperative to address global crises through multidisciplinary approaches.

In the MSACT program, students will explore the development of innovative technologies, with a particular emphasis on computation, fabrication, robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Through their coursework, students will gain the knowledge and skills needed to apply, research and lead advancements in computational design, robotic interactions and fabrication as well as novel materials.

The MSACT program is structured to cultivate expertise through core studios, seminars and interdisciplinary integrated project-based learning studios.

New York Tech is the sole institution in the New York City area with fully accredited programs in both architecture and interior design.

Their alumni form the most extensive network of licensed architects in New York State, offering an unparalleled resource for mentorship and career prospects.

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Top image: student project by Tharoonaskar Baskaran and Arathi Chila, photographed by Angela Colonna

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