CCA's Master of Architecture (MArch) is a NAAB accredited STEM designated 2-3 year program (depending on experience) that focuses on digital craft, urban research and activism, ecological engagement, full-scale fabrication, and experimental history. The program prepares students to connect advanced architectural design with professional practice.

CCA's Master of Advanced Architectural Design (MAAD) is a STEM designated one-year program for advanced students and mid-career professionals with a previous professional degree in architecture. MAAD students choose from one of three areas of concentration: Urban Works, Digital Craft, and History/Theory/Experiments.

Irene Cheng, Chair of Graduate Architecture, is an architectural historian, critic, and educator whose work explores the relationship of architecture to culture, politics, and society. Click here for a link to Irene's full bio.

Associate Chair Alex Schofield is an Oakland-based designer focused on the impacts of emerging technologies and material innovation on the built environment. Click here for Alexander's full bio.