Admissions
For more than 100 years, Taubman College has worked to promote the public good by engaging a diverse constituency in purpose-driven learning and research addressing the built environment. With a faculty of award-winning architects, planners and designers, respected scholars, and leading researchers, we seek to understand, interrogate and advance these related fields within the context of exciting new global geographies, technologies, and ethnographies.
In pursuit of these endeavors, the college offers the following architecture and urban planning degrees:
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Bachelor of Science in Urban Technology
Minor in Real Estate Development
Minor in Architecture
Graduate
Master of Architecture
Master of Science in Architecture Design and Research: Advanced Design and Construction
Master of Urban Design
Master of Urban and Regional Planning
Master of Urban Technology
Dual Degrees
Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development
Graduate Certificate in Healthy Cities
Doctoral
International Programs
Taubman College currently offers one international program.
Hong Kong Exchange Agreement
Taubman College of Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning currently has an exchange program agreement with Hong Kong University. This agreement allows current Taubman undergraduate students to attend Hong Kong University for one term, while remaining enrolled and paying tuition here at the University of Michigan.
Taubman College provides a one-for-one match (up to $10,000) for graduate degree-seeking students who enroll with a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award.
Making decisions about the next step in your educational journey is a time full of opportunity and potential. Yet, you may also have concerns about paying for your degree. There are numerous financial resources to help you manage tuition and living expenses.
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