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Undergraduate

The University of Miami School of Architecture is recognized for educating students for success in a range of professional opportunities.

Graduate Architecture

Initiated in 1989, the current Graduate Programs at the University of Miami - School of Architecture  have expanded to five areas.

Research

Research is central to the U-SoA mission to advance knowledge in the discipline. Several “areas of research” provide a framework for a multi-disciplinary efforts.

U-SoA in Rome

U-SoA sponsors Fall and Spring semester programs in Rome, Italy. Founded in 1991, the program unites a select group of upper level students and faculty for an intensive experience.

Labs & Centers

U-SoA’s modeling and fabrication facilities provide students the opportunity to turn their design projects into 3D models, allowing them to elaborate on the techniques learned.

Design/Build

The core mission of Design/Build is to give students hands-on experience of architecture, engaging them with the underserved or not-for-profit community with prototypical solutions.

Community Outreach

Community outreach is a cornerstone of U-SoA's curriculum. In 2015, Dean el-Khoury initiated U-Serve, a day of service, dedicated to the community.

Careers

The Placement Division of the Academic Services Office serves as a link between students and employers. It provides students with the tools required for a comprehensive approach.

C.U.C.D.

The Center for Urban and Community Design coordinates the School’s outreach interfacing community and project needs, with the core educational philosophy by integrating research, teaching, and service.

MCM

The Master of Construction Management program is fast-forwarding into the next era of design, integrating modern-day architecture with the digital world.

MRED+U

The Master of Real Estate Development and Urbanism is an interdisciplinary one-year graduate program that combines the fundamentals of real estate development with livable community planning and design.

M.ARCH 1 and M.ARCH 1 AP

The Master of Architecture is an accredited, professional degree program promoting a creative, open and supportive environment, with advanced and personalized instruction through small class and studio courses.

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Student-Centered Service

In February of 2021, Rocco Ceo, FAIA was elevated to the College of Fellows of The American Institute of Architects.  The jury selected him because of his notable contributions to the advancement of the Profession of Architecture. This is the highest recognition that is bestowed on a member of the AIA and is achieved by only 3% of all architects. Rocco is an academic and practicing architect whose work transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries by conserving tropical landscapes, preserving structures and strengthening public engagement. He believes architects should serve society through advancing livable communities and instilling the importance of civic duty as an essential responsibility of the architect. Read more.

Rocco Ceo, AIA
Professor of Architecture, Rocco Ceo
Kerianne Matre Places

Student Highlight

U-SoA graduate student Kerianne Taylor Matre's essay Beyond the Charrette: The Post-Pandemic Office, produced in the inaugural Places Summer Writing + Editorial Workshop, was published in the August issue of Places Journal.  Read more. 

Photo by Jill de Pol.

Kerianne Matre Places

Faculty Highlight

The Washington Post Magazine published a feature on architects Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, also U-SoA's Director of the Master in Urban Design program and fomer Dean. "What Duany and Plater-Zyberk want to see ... is a tougher, more urgent type of green architecture that works to ensure our built environment can stand up to the next century of climatic assaults," wrote David Walter. Read more of a "A New Gold Standard for Green Architecture" here.

Alumni Highlight

Recent U-SoA graduate, Konstantina Kritharidou's thesis project, The Transformable Skyscraper was published in eVolo, an architecture and design journal focused on technological advances, sustainability, and innovative design for the 21st Century. Professor Jean-François Lejeune served as Konstantina's faculty advisor.  The project won the 2019 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition and the 2020 Skycraper Competition. Read more.