Master of Science in Architecture Studies - Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture
The Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture (AKPIA) at MIT is a globally unparalleled program for advanced study in the history, theory, and conservation of Islamic architecture and urbanism. Leveraging MIT's world-renowned academic rigor and cutting-edge research facilities, AKPIA offers an exceptional environment for interdisciplinary exploration, critical scholarship, and innovative design approaches within this specialized field.
24 Months
Masters
United States
66
menu_book Syllabus & Modules
History and Theory of Islamic Architecture
Core Module
Urbanism in the Islamic World
Core Module
Conservation of Islamic Heritage
Core Module
Contemporary Architectural Practices in Muslim Societies
Core Module
Research Methods in Architectural History
Core Module
Design Studio: Islamic Contexts
Core Module
Advanced Seminars in Area Studies
Core Module
Critical Approaches to Islamic Art and Architecture
Core Module
Career Outcomes
Employment Rate
Graduates employed within 6 months
Average Starting Salary
$60,000 - $85,000 (starting, dependent on sector and location)
Core Focus & Roles
Entry Requirements
English & Others
Accepts 15 Years Education
No
MAX. Backlogs Allowed
3
Application Fee
90
Deposit Fee
No
Document Submission Deadline
Fall :- January 7
Application Deadline
Fall :- January 7
Scholarship Deadline
Yes
Academic
- Min GPA 3.5