The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Architecture, M.Arch., and Information Technology, M.S., Dual Degree

Program Overview

The Master of Architecture and M.S. in Information Technology with a concentration in Human-Centered Design dual degree at UNC Charlotte offers a cutting-edge interdisciplinary education, integrating design thinking with computational logic.

• Prepare for careers in human-computer interaction, ubiquitous computing, gaming, visualization, and architectural practice.
• Engage in collaborative, cross-disciplinary projects with students from both Architecture and IT.
• Gain expertise in advanced software systems, databases, and design prototyping.
• NAAB-accredited: Meets all requirements for architectural licensure.

M.Arch. and M.S. in Information Technology at a Glance

The M.Arch and Information Technology (Human-Centered Design) combination links a professional design degree with a computer science degree for students with a programming background that are interested in a deeper exploration of software systems design, databases, and design prototyping.

• Delivery: On Campus
• Credit Hours: 52-102 Credit Hours
• Admits: Fall
• Application Deadlines: January 15 (Priority)