The Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) at Princeton University, accredited by the NAAB, is designed for those preparing for professional architecture practice and state licensing exams. The program features a core sequence of rigorous design studios complemented by coursework in technology, history, theory, and analysis. Students without an undergraduate architecture background typically complete the degree in three years; those with prior relevant experience may qualify for an advanced 2-year standing. Emphasis is placed on disciplinary depth, design innovation, urbanism, and the integration of emerging technologies. Graduates are prepared for both professional practice and advanced research.