The Ph.D. in the Built Environment is a college-wide, interdisciplinary degree program housed within the College of Built Environments.
The program provides students with a shared foundation of integrated knowledge about the built environment, followed by advanced study in one of three areas of specialization.
Areas of Specialization
Building, Construction and Property Sciences
Focuses on the technical, practical and economic dimensions of the built environment, including building systems, construction and real estate transactions. Students develop and apply research methods to generate new knowledge in these areas.
History and Humanities
Focuses on the cultural and historical dimensions of the built environment. Students use appropriate research methodologies to investigate and contribute new knowledge in these areas.
Landscape and Urban Studies
Focuses on ecological, sustainability and large-scale urban and landscape issues within the built environment. Students use interdisciplinary research approaches to investigate these complex systems.
Learn More
For program details, admissions information and current requirements, visit the College of Built Environments Ph.D. program website.