The Master’s in Architecture at North China University of Technology is a two-year postgraduate program designed to equip students with advanced architectural knowledge, design capabilities and research skills to meet the demands of contemporary architectural practice and scholarship. The program offers both a Master of Architecture (professional degree) and a Master of Engineering in Architecture (engineering-oriented), and students choose the path that best matches their career goals. Throughout the course, students build on foundational theory with studio-based design projects, architectural lectures, urban design and technological studies, progressing from structured academic learning in the first year to independent research and a final graduation project and thesis under faculty supervision. The curriculum covers architectural history, theory, design methodologies, materials and technology, and emphasizes creativity, analytical thinking and problem-solving in both individual and collaborative settings. Students are guided to develop responsible and innovative architectural solutions to real-world challenges, and the program prepares graduates for professional roles in architectural design, urban planning, construction management and related fields as well as further research or academic work.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.