The Tyler School of Art and Architecture offers 22 programs in art, architecture, and environmental design disciplines that will inspire and engage you creatively and intellectually and prepare you for a rewarding career. Below, you’ll find application deadlines and requirements for your program of
interest, as well as links to submit an application and a portfolio, if required. Fall Spring Architecture * Portfolios are required when applying for these programs In addition to the specific application requirements, first-year student applicants must submit portfolio via Temple SlideRoom in order to be considered for admission into any of Tyler’s arts
programs, including Art Education, Art Therapy, Graphic & Interactive Design, Studio Art and Visual Studies. Slideroom charges a one-time $10 fee for this service. Applicants who feel this presents a barrier to completing their application should email . Tyler Admissions is happy to connect for a preliminary portfolio review prior to Slideroom submission.
Request a virtual portfolio review or meet with us at a National Portfolio Day this fall. Check the status of your application anytime by logging into the
TUportal using your AccessNet username and password. To join TUportal, sign up for the mailing list. You will receive instructions via email within 24 hours. If you’re a Temple student looking to take a class or want to change your major, contact us at
, 215-777-9090 or stop by Tyler Admissions to discuss your interests and options. We’re looking forward to speaking with you. All students who have attended Tyler and wish to be considered for readmission (re-enrollment) must fill out the request to re-enroll form available at Temple University’s Office of the Senior
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies. Students should also contact the Tyler Admissions Office for more information at 215-777-9090. You can learn more about the admissions process for the Art degree at Temple University's Japan Campus in Tokyo on Temple Japan's website.
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For students who want to make a difference in the world through studying how we design, analyze, plan, manage and nurture the built and natural environments, Tyler offers an educational experience that is built on choice. Career discovery is central to the academic plan. You’ll get a foundational education before exploring creative pathways - including architecture, facilities management, historic preservation, landscape architecture, horticulture and community development - that allow you to choose a program that aligns with your passions and aspirations. You’ll learn side-by-side with faculty on real-world problems, using new technologies, and taking advantage of the resources and opportunities available to you as a student at a large, urban research university. Explore the paths in our Architecture and Environmental Design programs below, or view a full list of all Tyler programs, including those in art education, art history, and many studio art disciplines here. Bachelor of Science in Architecture Bachelor of Science in Historic Preservation Bachelor of Science in Facilities Management Master of Architecture (NAAB accredited, 4+1 option available with the BS Arch) Master of Science in Architecture Master of Science in Facilities Planning (optional concentration in Health Facilities) Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture (optional concentration in Horticulture) Associate of Science in Horticulture Bachelor of Science in Horticulture Master of Landscape Architecture Bachelor of Science in Community Development Master of Science in City and Regional Planning
Admissions Requirements: Undergraduate If you’re applying as an undergraduate, either first year or transfer, you can view our admissions requirements on our admissions website. Portfolios are not required for first year students, but you are welcome to submit one on our SlideRoom website if you have one. Transfer students to our architecture program who have previous architecture studio credits, are required to submit a portfolio for credit evaluation. Transfer Spring Start Application Deadline: November 1 First Year Early Action Deadline: November 1 First Year Regular Decision Deadline: February 1 Transfer Fall Start Application Deadline: June 1 Graduate Graduate
applicants can find information about admission requirements on our graduate school’s website. Requirements vary by degree program. Please view all of our graduate program deadlines here.
Does Temple University require a portfolio?In addition to the specific application requirements, first-year student applicants must submit portfolio via Temple SlideRoom in order to be considered for admission into any of Tyler's arts programs, including Art Education, Art Therapy, Graphic & Interactive Design, Studio Art and Visual Studies.
What is the acceptance rate for Temple University?71.4% (2020)Temple University / Acceptance ratenull
Does Temple University have a good Architecture program?The bachelor's program at Temple was ranked #51 on College Factual's Best Schools for architect science list. It is also ranked #4 in Pennsylvania.
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