Toronto Metropolitan University

Department of Architectural Science

350 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2K3
(416) 979-5000 x5360; e-mail: arch.office@torontomu.ca

Master of Architecture

Years Accredited2010 – Present
Term of AccreditationSix years with a Focused Evaluation at the end of three years
Last Accreditation Visit2023
Next Accreditation Visit2026

Accreditation Document

Program Descriptions


The Master of Architecture program recognizes that this is an exciting time marked by rapid technological growth, environmental change, and increasing global connectivity. The Program embraces the for a new way of seeing the world—starting with an understanding of the critical role that architecture plays in advancing climate action, social justice, Indigenous rights, and cultural vitality. The Program prepares students to realize and reimagine this dynamic future.

Program Structure

The Department of Architectural Science offers a two-year, CACB accredited, Master of Architecture degree. The Program offers the following pathway:

  • a two-Year Program open to applicants with a pre-professional undergraduate degree in architectural studies (i.e. Bachelor of Science in Architecture BArchSc)

For more information regarding the Toronto Metropolitan University Master of Architecture (M.Arch), please visit https://www.torontomu.ca/architectural-science/architecture/m-arch-program/

Undergraduate Degree*

*Pre-professional four-year Bachelor of Science in Architecture (
BArchSc) degree

2 Year Course Sequence

Master of Architecture (M.Arch)

M.Arch Typical 2-Year Course Sequence

  • AR8101 – Studio in Critical Practice
  • AR8102 – Seminar in Critical Practice
  • AR8103 – Studio in Collaborative Practice
  • AR8104 – Seminar in Contemporary and Future Practice
  • AR8106 – Current Topics in Architectural Praxis
  • AR8109 – Contemporary Architectural Theory
  • AR8110 – Thesis and Design Research
  • Elective
  • Elective
  • Master’s Thesis Project
  • Collaborative Competition I
  • Collaborative Competition II