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发表于 2009-3-24 18:40:29 |只看该作者 |倒序浏览

我在校大三学生专业为我丝毫不感兴趣的电气工程与自动化而我对建筑情有独钟希望在毕业后出国读研想问下国外大学会接受零基础学生么？

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接受好好努力

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但是我问了一些中介都说不可能的。。。我读研如何跟上呢？ 2# E63AMG

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发表于 2009-3-24 20:38:13 |只看该作者

有专门针对外专业转建筑学研究生的march I

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但是我问了一些中介都说不可能的。。。我读研如何跟上呢？ 2# E63AMG
letotem 发表于 2009-3-24 20:34

几乎每个有建筑系master学位的学校都有MARCH1，就是为无建筑背景的你设计的

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发表于 2009-3-24 21:30:01 |只看该作者

LZ，志同道合啊，我也是学工科的，喜欢建筑，有出国读研的打算。你多看看帖子，会受益很多的，不少人也是类似的情况。M ARCH 1比较难申的，一起加油吧。

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几乎每个有建筑系master学位的学校都有MARCH1，就是为无建筑背景的你设计的
E63AMG 发表于 2009-3-24 21:05

本人菜鸟 MARCH1是什么意思？

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发表于 2009-3-25 16:05:49 |只看该作者

类似预科么？？

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8# letotem
gsd的march1和march2介绍，看了就知道了

The Department of Architecture offers the following degree programs:

Master in Architecture I (MArch I), Professional Degree
The program leading to the Master in Architecture as an accredited professional degree is intended for individuals who have completed the bachelor's degree with a major other than one of the design professions or with a preprofessional undergraduate major in one of the design professions. The course of study is rigorous and comprehensive, preparing graduates for the full range of professional activities in the field of architecture. It provides a solid intellectual base of knowledge in history, theory, technology, the social environment, and professional practice. Particular emphasis is given to developing mastery of design through an intensive series of design studio courses. As part of the process of developing independent thinking and resolving design issues, students are required to prepare a design thesis to serve as a transition from graduate school to professional practice. To attain registration for professional practice after completion of the degree, a candidate must complete an internship in an architectural office and pass a registration examination. Many students partially complete their internships during the summer while in graduate school.
Admission with No Previous Professional Education
Individuals who have completed a four-year bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree in a field other than architecture are eligible for admission to the first term of the professional degree program. Preference for admission is given to individuals who have completed a balanced undergraduate education that includes study in the arts, sciences, and humanities. A minimum of a one-semester, college-level course in calculus or higher-level mathematics and a one-semester, college-level course in physics, preferably in mechanics, is required.

A minimum of two semesters of college-level survey courses in the history of art and/or architecture, preferably covering the ancient to modern periods, is also required. Applicants must achieve a grade of B or better in each of these courses. Please note that while the GSD requires only one semester of each for admission, it is strongly recommended that applicants complete one year of calculus and physics. Preparation in the visual arts is desirable and may include drawing, sculpture, and/or graphics. Courses in the humanities, philosophy, literature, and economics are also recommended but are not required.

Admission with Advanced Standing
Individuals who have completed a preprofessional four-year bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree with a major in architecture or environmental design may be eligible for admission with advanced standing, subject to the review of the admissions committee. Such applicants will be considered for placement in the third term of the program, thus reducing the required course of study to two-and-one-half years. Applicants who are granted advanced standing must have completed the same preparation in college-level calculus, physics, and history as described in the previous paragraph, as well as undergraduate courses that are roughly analogous to the course of study of the first year of the graduate program, demonstrating high achievement in design.

Early Admission for Students at Harvard College
Qualified undergraduates at Harvard are eligible for early admission into the program and may take all or a portion of the first year of graduate study during their senior year.

Residence
For students entering without advanced standing, a minimum of seven terms of full-time study in residence, including thesis, is required. Individuals admitted with advanced standing normally begin with the third term of the program and must complete a minimum of five terms of full-time study in residence. Under special circumstances, students may receive permission to reduce their course load and extend their studies over a longer period of time. « close

Master in Architecture II (MArch II), Postprofessional Degree
The program leading to the Master in Architecture as a postprofessional degree is intended for individuals who have completed a five-year undergraduate professional program in architecture or its equivalent. The course of study extends the base of knowledge of the professional field through graduate study with particular emphasis on design. Students advance and expand their theoretical and analytical skills by developing a course of study that compensates for weaknesses and enhances areas of strength. A minimum of one-half of the electives in the student's curriculum must be from courses offered by the GSD. Students in the program may elect to pursue their research interests in an independent design thesis. Students who choose to prepare a thesis must obtain approval of their course of studies from the program director by the end of the first semester of studies and are required to take GSD 9203: Preparation of Design Thesis Proposal for Master in Architecture.
Preparation for Admission
Individuals who have completed a comprehensive five-year professional bachelor of architecture degree or its equivalent, demonstrating high achievement in design, are eligible for admission. Programs leading to postprofessional degrees do not need to be accredited, as applicants would normally have already completed the degree required for certification.

Residence
A minimum of three terms of full-time study in residence is required for award of the degree. Under special circumstances, students may receive permission to reduce their course load and extend their studies over a longer period of time. « close