
City
Toronto
Architecture degrees
Undergraduate / pre-professional:
Architectural Science (BArch)
Building Science (BSC)
Project Management (PMT)
Graduate / Professional:
Architectural Science (MArch)
Building Science (MBsc, MAsc)
Graduate / Post-Professional:
Phd, Building Science
Name
Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science
Class size ratio
Studio: 16 Max.
Other classes: 120-130.
Number of full time students
500
Tuition
Application deadlines
Website
Mission & values
To provide education for a wide range of professional roles in the design, construction and management of the built environment, prepare professionals for leadership roles in the AEC, foster a comprehensive vision of architecture as a social, technical, political and cultural practice and cultivate an environment conducive to lifelong learning and the pursuit of scholarly, research and creative activity by faculty and students.
University setting
Located in downtown Toronto, within a rapidly transforming city core with a significant and active AEC industry, also provides students with plenty of opportunities to participate in local events, discuss urban issues in context, and visit a variety of interesting buildings and construction sites.
School philosophy
Ryerson’s long tradition of applied education exerts a significant influence on all aspects of the department’s activities. As well as the interdisciplinary collaboration between the three undergraduate programs allow students to learns large variety of skills to help train professional in the AEC industry to take on projects from start to finish.
School programs
The Master of Architecture is an accredited architecture program in Canada, with reciprocity agreements in the United States and the European Union. We prepare our students in the realities of design and construction yet also able to think critically and act confidently to advance the professional discourse. Our undergraduate pre-professional program is rigorous and provides students with the tools that form the language of architecture.