The M.Arch (Sustainable Architecture) program at GITAM is a forward-thinking, research-oriented postgraduate degree designed to address the urgent need for sustainable and inclusive architectural practices. Recognised by the Council of Architecture (COA), the program blends academic rigour with real-world relevance, preparing graduates to become leaders in environmental design and resilience.
Developed in collaboration with leading academicians and industry experts, the revised curriculum integrates advanced design studios, technical coursework, and performance-based simulations. Emphasis is placed on both passive and active sustainability strategies across building and campus scales.
A defining feature of the program is the Summer Collaborative Project, where students work with community partners and local stakeholders to deliver impactful, context-sensitive design solutions.
The program offers in-depth training in:
Graduates are equipped with the expertise to contribute meaningfully in sustainable practice, policymaking, and academic research.
The program offers 20 seats, sanctioned by the Council of Architecture, enabling focused mentorship and enriched learning.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) or an equivalent degree recognized by the COA, with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. Candidates are also required to qualify in the PGETA entrance exam conducted by the Council of Architecture.
For the latest syllabus structure, subjects, and detailed learning outcomes, please visit the official curriculum page at:
To understand the scope and revisions introduced for the incoming batch of 2025–26, prospective students are encouraged to speak with any member of the current faculty of the M.Arch (Sustainable Architecture) program.
For detailed information on tuition, scholarships, and financial aid options for the M.Arch program, students may refer to the admissions link or contact our Admissions Counsellor, Mr. Ashish.
A standard scholarship of ₹50,000 is available to all eligible applicants. Additional merit- and need-based scholarships may also be granted upon evaluation.