The Master of Arts in Historical and Sustainable Architecture at New York University is a nine-month program based in London, focusing on the creative reuse of older buildings. This interdisciplinary program combines academic training, original research, and practical experience to prepare students for careers in the field.

Key Features of the Program

– Location: The program is based in London, allowing students to study with leading practitioners in the field of adaptive reuse and sustainable architecture.
– Curriculum: The program covers innovative ways to recycle buildings, preserving built heritage through sustainable practice and real estate development.
– Career Opportunities: Graduates can work as designers, advocates, administrators, researchers, and consultants at architecture, development, construction, and energy assessment firms, government agencies, non-profit advocacy groups, and cultural institutions.

Admission Requirements

– Application Deadline: March 1st
– Application Fee: Non-refundable
– Entrance Requirements: GRE, TOEFL, or IELTS scores, writing sample, and letters of recommendation
– Acceptance Rate: 25%

Additional Information

The program welcomes a diverse student body, including recent American college graduates and professionals, as well as applicants from other nations. For more information, you can contact Ms. Mosette Broderick, Director of Graduate Studies, at histsust@nyu.edu or 212-998-8180.