Year 5 - Terms M1 and M2 (Summer and Fall)
- two core courses in Design (ARCH 50xx.06)
- two core courses in Humanities (ARCH 51xx.03)
- two core courses in Technology (ARCH 52xx.03)
- two graduate electives (ARCH 5xxx.03, ARCH 6xxx.03, or equivalent in another department)
Year 5 - Terms M3 and M4 (Winter and Summer)
- ARCH 5308.03: Professional Practice (Co-op Work Term)
- ARCH 5309.03: Professional Practice (Co-op Work Term)
Students extending their work term register for ARCH 5310.00: Co-op Work Term Continuation.
Before entering Year 6, a student must pass a Year 5 review to confirm that all Year 5 requirements have been completed.
Year 6 - Term M5 (Fall)
- ARCH 9012.12: MArch Thesis I
- one graduate elective (ARCH 5xxx.03, ARCH 6xxx.03, or equivalent in another department)
Year 6 - Term M6 (Winter)
- ARCH 5311.03: Professional Practice
- ARCH 9013.06: MArch Thesis II
- one graduate elective (ARCH 5xxx.03, ARCH 6xxx.03, or equivalent in another department)
Graduate Courses
Core Courses - Design
Core Courses - Humanities
- ARCH 5102.03: Housing Theory
- ARCH 5104.03: Urban Systems
- ARCH 5106.03: International Sustainable Development
- ARCH 5107.03: Theory and the Built Environment
- ARCH 5110.03: Architectural Exhibitions
- ARCH 5112.03: Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement in Architecture
- ARCH 5113.03: Technology, Culture and Society
- ARCH 5114.03: Theory of Conservation Practice
- ARCH 5115.03: Post-Colonial Culture, Architecture, and Urbanism
- ARCH 5198.03: Humanities Seminar
Core Courses - Technology
Electives
For a graduate elective, a student may take a course offered by another department at Dalhousie University. The subject need not be directly related to architecture, but must be at a graduate level. A maximum of two electives may be undergraduate courses in another department that have been elevated to a graduate equivalent by the instructor and approved by the Faculty of Graduate Studies. With a Letter of Permission, a student also may take a course at another university, if the course is not available at Dalhousie University.
A student can receive graduate credit for a maximum of three "special topics" courses (e.g., Humanities Seminar, Technology Seminar, Representation Seminar).