Master of Science in Architecture, Urban Design course at New York Institute of Technology encourages students to explore urbanism on a global scale through studying a range of diverse metropolitan regions.

School: School of Architecture and Design, New York Institute of Technology
Course: Master of Science in Architecture, Urban Design (MS.AUD)
Location: New York, USA
Course dates: January 2025 to December 2025 (spring intake), September 2025 to May 2026 (fall intake)
Application deadline: 15 November 2024 (priority admission deadline for Spring 2025 intake), 15 January 2025 (priority admission deadline for Fall 2025 intake)

The Master of Science in Architecture, Urban Design (MS. AUD) at New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) is at the forefront of urban design research focused on issues of urbanisation through the exploration of social, environmental and technological domains. Gain a global perspective on urbanism through the study of diverse urban metropolitan regions around the world.

New York Institute of Technology ‘s M.S. in Architecture, Urban Design is a forward-thinking, two-semester post-professional programme that delves into the intersection of urban forms, applied technology, climate resilience, ecosystems, landscape and socio-cultural dynamics. The programme explores urbanisation from metropolitan to regional and global, with an eye to addressing climate change and promoting sustainability. You’ll explore the impact of social and cultural factors on urban spaces and leverage technologies in urban design.

Located in the heart of New York City, the programme draws from world-class faculty and active professionals, offering unparalleled access to public and private organisations. Students blend theory with practical experience through field studies around New York City and integrated global study abroad programmes.

Our comprehensive curriculum prepares you to excel in an interdisciplinary field of urban design. You’ll engage in case studies and apply new theories and designs to challenges facing global cities, while mastering tools such as advanced urban modelling, data-driven urban processes, urban analytics, AI in urbanism, and advanced environmental analysis. You’ll also explore the historical, physical, social, political, and philosophical contexts shaping urban environments.

This full-time programme requires 15 credits per semester, with some flexibility, and admission is both in spring and fall semester. The programme will provide extensive collaborations with public agencies, civic organisations and global research entities/institutions.

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Top image: Public Urbanism: Reimaging Collective Futures, Urban Design Studio 1 by students Gabriella Soares, Rasika Deosthali and professors Marcella Del Signore and Jeffrey Raven

Square image: Territories of Global Urbanization, Urban Design Studio 2, by students Shivani Desai, Akash Paneliya and professors Marcella Del Signore and Inanc Eray

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