The New School of Architecture provides students an opportunity to grow knowledgeable in the theoretical, technical, social, cultural, and practical aspects of the profession, and thus be able to enter and excel in the field. Towards such end, our well-balanced curriculum is both structured and open. It includes core professional courses, liberal arts, sciences, and mathematics, focusing on representational, verbal and written skills. The student’s understanding of Architecture, upon completion of the minimum graduation requirements, combines a broad social, cultural and technical foundation.

Architecture requires the command of architectural design, theory, history, technology, structures, representation, and programmatic and pragmatic aspects related to practice. Our program prepares students to face situations of considerable complexity, comprehensiveness and social responsibility, at the same time allowing for personal interests to mature in individually chosen fields. Graduates of the program are thus expected to generate an effective, forceful and spirited architecture.