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Architecture Courses (MArch)
Available courses for 2025-26 Academic Year
Note: Course descriptions, as well as a full program curriculum, can be found on the Toronto Met's Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies Architecture webpage.
| Course | Course Status | Instructor | Day/Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR8231 - Data Drawing: Medium of Representation | TBD | TBD | TBD |
Students select electives during their spring term each year. Available electives are for example:
- AR8201 Advanced Construction Case Studies
- AR8202 Architectural Theory Since 1968
- AR8203 Architectural Writing
- AR8204 Architecture in Public Policy
- AR8205 The Architecture of Urban Housing
- AR8211 Ecology
- AR8212 Fire Safety in the Built Environment
- AR8213 Glass in Architecture
- AR8214 Heritage Conservation Theory and Practice
- AR8215 How Buildings Work
- AR8216 Landscape and Ecological Design
- AR8217 Landscape Design, Theory, and Application
- AR8218 Performance Modeling
- AR8219 The Small Building
- AR8220 Sustainable Ratings Systems
- AR8221 Architectural Representation
- AR8206 Canadian Architecture Since 1945
- AR8207 Contemporary Theories of Urbanism
- AR8208 Creating Space Simulation
- AR8209 Advanced Design Methods
- AR8210 Digital Tools
- AR8222 Sustainable Housing Design
- AR8223 Building Management System
- AR8224 Designing the Productive City
- AR8225 Globalization and Construction
- AR8226 Directed Studies in Canadian Construction
- AR8227 Minimal Housing
- AR8228 Research Seminar: Global Communities
- AR8229 Research Seminar: Emerging Technologies
- AR8230 Research Seminar: Sustainable Design
- AR8231 Special Topics: Architecture
Disclaimer: Above times/days may change. Course space availability cannot be guaranteed upon registration.
Notes:
- All significant dates and deadlines can be found on the Yeates School of Graduate Studies website.
- For registration in any non-CE (Continuing Education) Toronto Met graduate course, a (PDF file) course substitution form must be completed and submitted to the graduate program administrator. Depending on the program, registration permission must be granted by the hosting program’s program director and/or the course instructor.
