University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design

University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Postgraduate2 yearsOn-Campus

About Program

Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design is a postgraduate, 2 years, on-campus offered by University of North Carolina at Charlotte through its College of Architecture & Design, in Arts.

Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design at University of North Carolina at Charlotte: key facts

Level
Postgraduate
Duration
2 years
Mode of study
On-Campus
Field
Arts
Tuition fee
$24,000 / year
Intakes
January
STEM designated
Yes

FAQs: Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design at University of North Carolina at Charlotte

What is the tuition fee for Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design at University of North Carolina at Charlotte?

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The tuition fee for Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design at University of North Carolina at Charlotte is about $24,000 per year for international students. Living costs and other fees are additional.

How long is Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design at University of North Carolina at Charlotte?

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Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design takes 2 years and is delivered on-campus.

When can I start Architecture (Critical Heritage Studies Concentration) and Urban Design at University of North Carolina at Charlotte?

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Available intakes: January. Apply well before the deadline of your chosen intake.

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