The dual degree offers a unique opportunity for students to pursue graduate education for professional certification in both fields. Students seeking dual degrees take joint studios offered by Professors Hiroaki Hata, Ute Lehrer, Robert Shibley, or Ernest Sternberg. In these studios, graduate students from both architecture and planning engage in projects using regional cities and towns as learning laboratory sites.
Students develop proposals for change in collaboration with the project constituencies.
In the process, students learn about planning, architecture, and intervention in an integrated fashion. Interested students should apply to both the Department of Architecture and the Department of Planning .