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Taubman College's Architecture and Urban Planning programs and admissions committees are looking for intelligent, enthusiastic, dedicated, and thoughtful students.

Applications to the Architecture and Urban Planning programs are made to the specific degrees identified on the left. If you have any questions, please contact admissions.

Effective for 2022 applicants and beyond, Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores are no longer required nor considered for admission to all graduate programs at Taubman College.

We encourage you to explore our website and contact us with any questions you may have. In the meantime, the degree program links to the left and our Graduate Architecture Viewbook offers a glimpse into the college and provides an overview of our programs.

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Housing, Community, and Economic Development
Land Use and Environmental Planning
Physical Planning and Design
Transportation Planning
Global and Comparative Planning
Architecture Student Work
10/21 Lecture
Faculty Secure $2M NSF Grant on Human–Robot Collaborative Construction
More Than $1M to Support Transformative Food Systems Fellowship at University of Michigan
Urban Technology Prototype Grant Applications Due November 15
Taubman College Welcomes New Faculty, Fellows
Research + Creative Practice
Di Donato, M.Arch ’21, Uses XR to Create Virtual U-M Diag
Portico Fall 2021
Three Student Projects Win Michigan Association of Planning Top Honors
Architecture Student Work
Di Donato, M.Arch ’21, Uses XR to Create Virtual U-M Diag
Taubman College Faculty Contribute to Chicago Architecture Biennial
Research + Creative Practice
Gräbner and Hansen/ VolumeOne Win First Prize in Invest South/West Chicago
Taubman College Eliminates GRE Requirement for Applicants
Taubman College Alumni Receive Top Honors from AIA Michigan
Wilcox Unveils New MOOC on 3D Modeling
Portico Fall 2021
Taubman College on Instagram
More Than $1M to Support Transformative Food Systems Fellowship at University of Michigan
Zimmerman and Goodspeed Part of Multidisciplinary Team Studying Racial Segregation in Ann Arbor
Camilla Lizundia, M.U.R.P. ’22, Works with A2 Leaders to Develop Downtown Park
D’Anieri’s New Book Explores the History of the Appalachian Trail
Three Student Projects Win Michigan Association of Planning Top Honors
Taubman College Eliminates GRE Requirement for Applicants
SFSI affiliate Dr. Lesli Hoey co-authors letter to UN food systems summit leaders urging inclusion of unheard voices
Yan Wins Best Dissertation Award from World Society of Transport and Land Use Research
Portico Fall 2021
New Degree Positions Taubman College as a Leader in Urban Technology