Are you interested in finding out more about studying architecture or landscape architecture? The College of Architecture and Design, in collaboration with the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, will host a Graduate Open House from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 3, for potential applicants to graduate design programs.

The all-day event will cover your questions about curriculum, and the process of application, including advice on portfolios. You will get to meet currently enrolled students for the inside story on student life in a design program. Additionally, faculty will answer your questions in a Q and A panel, present their research and creative work, and welcome you to visit their studios. Complete your visit by attending the all-college lecture and an evening on the town with some of the graduate students.

Graduate Design Programs include:

• A 3-year Master of Architecture, for students with a Bachelor’s degree in ANY discipline
• A 2-year Master of Architecture, for students with a 4-year Bachelor’s degree in majoring in architecture.
• A 3-year Master of Landscape Architecture, for students with a Bachelor’s degree in ANY discipline.

For a complete schedule of events, visit http://www.arch.utk.edu/. For more information or to register, contact Liz Hill at lizhill@utk.edu or 974-3243.

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