Program Eligibility | How to Apply | Special Information for Track II (Portland) Applicants
Learn more about our program and eligibility based on your prior education:
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Application Timeline
Priority Application Deadline: January 9
- Application Available: September 15
- Priority Application Deadline: January 9
- Late applications may be accepted on a space-available basis through May 1.
- Application Decision: Decision letters are usually emailed by the end of February or shortly thereafter.
Note: If the application deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, the deadline is the following business day.
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Application Process
Apply through the Division of Graduate Studies' Process
- Submit your application following the UO Division of Graduate Studies application submission procedures:
- Domestic Applicants – Application fee $70
- International Applicants - Application fee $90
- The Division of Graduate Studies offers limited graduate application fee waivers for applicants who meet specific criteria, as outlined on the Division of Graduate Studies' application fee waiver page.
- UO Transcript Requirement
- Non-native English speakers need to meet the UO Division of Graduate Studies' language proficiency requirements.
- Once admitted to the program, a deposit will be required of all incoming students.
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Department of Architecture Requirements
Submit with Your Application
- Portfolio
- Resume
- Transcripts
- Three (3) Recommendations
- Application Questions
- We value the breadth of experiences, perspectives, and backgrounds that our students bring to the School of Architecture and Environment. Why are you interested in architecture at the University of Oregon? How will your unique experience and background contribute to our program?
- Are there personal, cultural, economic, or social experiences that have shaped your academic journey? If so, how? Have any of these experiences provided unique perspective(s) that you would contribute to your program, field, or profession?
- Prior to fall term admissions, students who choose the Portland location should have completed coursework in:
- building construction
- introductory course in structures
- basic technical requirements as shown in our program guide: Master of Architecture Track II (PDX) Degree Requirements
- Master of Architecture Track II applicants who are offered admission to the Portland campus will have a transcript evaluation completed late spring term to determine individual requirements. Students who have not completed prerequisites may be advised to start their program at the Eugene campus based on their respective backgrounds and the availability of the required course offerings.
For questions about the program or for more information, please contact our SAE Student Ambassadors at archrecruiter@uoregon.edu or at 541-346-1740.