PhD in Architecture
Course Overview
The York School of Architecture PhD/MPhil program empowers researchers to use design as a tool for building sustainable, inclusive, and community-focused futures. Candidates undertake a significant independent research project, culminating in an 80,000-word thesis, under the expert guidance of a dedicated supervisor. The program is enriched by interdisciplinary collaboration and specialized research training workshops that develop both scholarly and technical skills.
Key Program Highlights
- Pioneering research across four key areas: architectural heritage, community architecture, sustainable design, and creative technologies
- Expert one-on-one supervisory guidance to support your independent research journey
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with university departments and external industry partners
- Specialized research training workshops to develop advanced academic and technical skills
- A vibrant research environment that champions creativity, scholarship, and real-world impact
Course Overview
The York School of Architecture PhD/MPhil program empowers researchers to use design as a tool for building sustainable, inclusive, and community-focused futures. Candidates undertake a significant independent research project, culminating in an 80,000-word thesis, under the expert guidance of a dedicated supervisor. The program is enriched by interdisciplinary collaboration and specialized research training workshops that develop both scholarly and technical skills.
Key Program Highlights
- Pioneering research across four key areas: architectural heritage, community architecture, sustainable design, and creative technologies
- Expert one-on-one supervisory guidance to support your independent research journey
- Interdisciplinary collaboration with university departments and external industry partners
- Specialized research training workshops to develop advanced academic and technical skills
- A vibrant research environment that champions creativity, scholarship, and real-world impact
