Arkoun Merchant majored in conservation and sustainability as an undergraduate and is now a Master of Architecture student. Here are examples of work from his application portfolio.

Evan Kettler won offers to Carleton, Harvard, and Yale graduate programs. Here are images from his application portfolio.

“We are achievers. We are resilient. We are dreamers with unique visions to offer at an especially important time in history.”

Trench Town’s rich architectural, social, and cultural history inspired Kimberley Wint’s Master of Architecture thesis.

Building Resiliency into a Resource-Based Community

“Overall, the experience exceeded all of my expectations.”

Shirley Chung is in the three-year Master of Architecture program after a career in banking and management consulting. Here’s work she submitted in her application portfolio.

Brendan Schoug’s portfolio helped him get accepted to the three-year Master of Architecture program at the University of British Columbia.

Petros Kapetanakis has just completed his first semester of Carleton’s two-year Master of Architecture program. See his application portfolio.

Michael Jamieson received offers of acceptance from all the schools to which he applied.

Here’s the portfolio that helped Travis Strochinski gain admission to the 3-year MArch program at Carleton.

What makes a great portfolio for grad school? What are admissions committees looking for?

Developed by the Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS), a research centre affiliated with the Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism.

This handy list of links and FAQs tells you (almost) everything you need to know.

Carl Boucher landed a “great” job less than a month after graduation.

STUDIO FIRST is a five-week studio in architectural design for students from various backgrounds who are considering graduate studies in architecture.

Read about the experiences of two students who have gone through STUDIO FIRST.

At the heart of architectural education is this thing called studio.

One of the highlights of Gabrielle Argent’s experience at Carleton was the chance to travel.

Figuring out what to do in life isn't always easy.