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Post-graduate programs

SCI-Arc currently offers two post-graduate programs: Future Initiatives and Emerging Systems & Technologies|Media. Students are admitted into these programs in the Fall term only. Successful candidates receive a SCI-Arc Masters of Design Research Degree (MDesR) with specialization in City Design, Planning and Policy; and Emerging Systems & Technologies|Media, respectively.

The deadline to apply for Fall 2012 admission into one of the two post-graduate programs is December 16, 2011; late applications may be considered on a case by case basis.

For more details, please read the brief descriptions below and visit the program pages.

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Future Initiatives/MDesR
Emerging Systems & Technologies (EST)/MDesR

Future Initiatives  
SCI-Arc's SCIFI program is a one year, three-term post-professional degree program leading to a SCI-Arc Master of Design Research Degree (MDesR) in City Design, Planning and Policy. The program is open to students with a professional degree in Architecture or a Bachelor degree or equivalent in any field. The program requires attendance for the Fall, Spring and Summer terms.

For detailed information about the program, visit the SCIFI page.

It is recommended that students entering the SCIFI program are familiar with the following software packages: Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, Maya, Rhino, and Flash.

 
Emerging Systems & Technologies (EST)  
SCI-Arc's Emerging Systems & Technologies program is a one year, three-term post-professional degree program leading to a SCI-Arc Master of Design Research Degree (MDesR) in Emerging Systems & Technologies. The program is open to students with a professional degree in Architecture or a Bachelor degree or equivalent in any field. The program requires attendance for the Fall, Spring and Summer terms.

For detailed information about the program, visit the EST page.

 
MediaSCAPES  
Starting Fall 2011, SCI-Arc's MediaSCAPES post-graduate program in media art and architecture was absorbed into the newly created Emerging Systems & Technologies|Media (ESTm) program.  



Hernan Diaz Alonso
Graduate Programs Chair