Architecture & Construction Management: Grad Dual Degree
Achieve a Unique Dual Degree
The built environment needs a new generation of professionals who can think creatively and execute flawlessly. Our program fosters a unique understanding of design and construction, empowering you to become a bridge between these two critical fields.
Wentworth offers the only dual degree master's program in Architecture & Construction Management in New England.
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Become a Design & Construction Leader
Bridge the gap between design and construction with a dual master's degree in Architecture and Construction Management from Wentworth. Our Architecture program will introduce you to the contemporary challenges of the built environment and give you the skills you need to be a leader in a rapidly evolving profession and our Construction Management program will give you knowledge you need to oversee the planning, design and construction of a building from pre-design to closeout.
Unlock Career Flexibility
By understanding the feasibility and logistics of building and design, you'll be positioned for an in-demand career with a valuable skillset. Graduates of the program will be able to turn designs into reality, reduce project risks, and meet the growing need for integrated design and construction in the built environment industry.
Earn Your Degrees in Less Time
By taking two Construction Management courses as electives during their Architecture study, students are able to earn both degrees in less time than it would take if they enrolled in the degrees separately.
- Wentworth students continuing their studies can receive two master's degrees in only two years.
- Others with a background in Architecture may take three years to complete our comprehensive program.
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Gain a Competitive Edge
This dual degree opens the door to a wide range of job opportunities, especially in the Boston area. Graduates may find work in architectural firms or in construction companies. Graduates are well-positioned with a unique design perspective and knowledge of realistic construction methods.
Top Employers for Architecture Graduates at Wentworth:
CUBE 3
Beacon Architectural Associates
Perkins&Will
SV Design
Sousa Design Architects
TRIA, Inc.
Turner Construction Company
WSP
BLOOM Architecture
CBT ArchitectsTop Employers for Construction Management Graduates at Wentworth:
Suffolk Construction
BOND Brothers
Callahan Construction Managers
Daniel O'Connell's Sons
Gilbane Building Company
J. Calnan & Associates, Inc.
J.C. Higgins
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By taking two leveling Construction Management courses as electives during their Architecture study, students are able to earn both degrees in less time than it would take if they enrolled in the degrees separately.
On This PageTotal credits for degree: 34-36 (1-year track), 70-72 (2-year track), or 106-108 (3-year track)
Wentworth graduate students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 to be in good academic standing, to remain eligible for financial aid and merit scholarships, and to qualify for graduate fellowships. The M.Arch program is designed as a full-time, day program, and it only allows for fall semester entry.
Master of Architecture (1-Year Track)
Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Semester Credits ARCH9000 GLOBAL RESEARCH STUDIO 6 ARCH9200 METHODS OF HISTORY, THEORY & CRITICISM 4 ARCH9300 DESIGN AS RESEARCH 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Spring Semester ARCH9500 THESIS STUDIO 6 ARCH9600 PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES 4 ARCH9700 THESIS SEMINAR 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Total Credits 34-36 Master of Architecture (2-Year Track)
Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Semester Credits ARCH8000 ADVANCED GRADUATE DESIGN STUDIO 01 6 ARCH8250 PASSIVE AND ACTIVE SYSTEMS 4 ARCH8300 APPLIED RESEARCH & DESIGN 01 4 ARCH8400 STRUCTURES 01 4 Credits 18 Spring Semester ARCH8500 ADVANCED GRADUATE DESIGN STUDIO 02 6 ARCH8700 APPLIED RESEARCH & DESIGN 02 4 ARCH8800 STRUCTURES 02 4 Architecture Elective 4 Credits 18 Summer Semester COOP6500 GRADUATE COOP EDUCATION 0 Credits 0 Second Year Fall Semester ARCH9000 GLOBAL RESEARCH STUDIO 6 ARCH9200 METHODS OF HISTORY, THEORY & CRITICISM 4 ARCH9300 DESIGN AS RESEARCH 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Spring Semester ARCH9500 THESIS STUDIO 6 ARCH9600 PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES 4 ARCH9700 THESIS SEMINAR 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Total Credits 70-72 Master of Architecture (3-Year Track)
Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Semester Credits ARCH7000 GRADUATE FOUNDATION STUDIO 01 6 ARCH7250 GRADUATE HISTORY THEORY LECTURE 4 ARCH7300 BUILDING MATTERS 4 ARCH7350 2D + 3D MEDIA & PROCESSES 4 Credits 18 Spring Semester ARCH7500 GRADUATE FOUNDATIONS STUDIO 02 6 ARCH7550 GRADUATE HISTORY THEORY SEMINAR 4 ARCH7600 ENERGY AND RESOURCES IN ARCHITECTURE 4 Architecture Elective 4 Credits 18 Second Year Fall Semester ARCH8000 ADVANCED GRADUATE DESIGN STUDIO 01 6 ARCH8250 PASSIVE AND ACTIVE SYSTEMS 4 ARCH8300 APPLIED RESEARCH & DESIGN 01 4 ARCH8400 STRUCTURES 01 4 Credits 18 Spring Semester ARCH8500 ADVANCED GRADUATE DESIGN STUDIO 02 6 ARCH8700 APPLIED RESEARCH & DESIGN 02 4 ARCH8800 STRUCTURES 02 4 Architecture Elective 4 Credits 18 Summer Semester COOP6500 GRADUATE COOP EDUCATION 0 Credits 0 Third Year Fall Semester ARCH9000 GLOBAL RESEARCH STUDIO 6 ARCH9200 METHODS OF HISTORY, THEORY & CRITICISM 4 ARCH9300 DESIGN AS RESEARCH 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Spring Semester ARCH9500 THESIS STUDIO 6 ARCH9600 PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES 4 ARCH9700 THESIS SEMINAR 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Total Credits 106-108 Master of Architecture and Master of Science in Construction Management (Dual Degree)
Plan of Study Grid First Year Fall Semester Credits ARCH9000 GLOBAL RESEARCH STUDIO 6 ARCH9200 METHODS OF HISTORY, THEORY & CRITICISM 4 ARCH9300 DESIGN AS RESEARCH 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Spring Semester ARCH9500 THESIS STUDIO 6 ARCH9600 PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES 4 ARCH9700 THESIS SEMINAR 4 Architecture Elective 3-4 Credits 17-18 Total Credits 34-36