There are three graduate degree programs in architecture: the professional master of architecture (MArch) degree, the postprofessional master of science in architecture (MS) degree, and the doctor of philosophy (PhD) degree. Graduate certificate programs sponsored by the department include ecological design, museum studies, new media and culture, Oregon leadership in sustainability, and technical teaching in architecture. Students interested in pursuing a concurrent master's degree in interior architecture may find information about the combined degree requirements and application procedures on the Department of Architecture website. The Master of Science degree allows students to complete advanced research or design work that builds on an existing professional degree.

There are three graduate degree programs in architecture: the professional master of architecture (MArch) degree, the postprofessional master of science in architecture (MS) degree, and the doctor of philosophy (PhD) degree. Graduate certificate programs sponsored by the department include ecological design, museum studies, new media and culture, Oregon leadership in sustainability, and technical teaching in architecture. Students interested in pursuing a concurrent master's degree in interior architecture may find information about the combined degree requirements and application procedures on the Department of Architecture website. The Master of Science degree allows students to complete advanced research or design work that builds on an existing professional degree. This degree allows students to focus on a research thesis or a design thesis. MS, This is a non-professional degree.Students enrolled in the master of science degree program must take a minimum of 45 graduate credits, of which 30 must be in architecture and 9 must be at the 600 level. The PhD degree program consists of a minimum of 66 graduate-level credits, including at least 50 credits in the Department of Architecture. These degree programs do not have a graded-credit requirement, although students who enroll for graded credits must maintain a 3.00 minimum GPA. Additional requirements for each program are listed below.