Master of Science in Facilities Planning

The Master of Science in Facilities Planning is designed for those with an academic background in facilities management at the undergraduate level or those with experience through practice who want to pursue an advanced degree that focuses on further specialization in their profession. The M.S. in Facilities Planning utilizes a workshop- and seminar-based curriculum. Group work that is part of the degree program takes place in the Facilities Management Lab in Tyler’s Architecture Building, a shared group work environment for all facilities management students. Students undertaking this degree program: add to their general knowledge base and/or develop a specialized knowledge base within the facilities management profession, develop a knowledge, appreciation, and working relationship with other professionals to understand the management of facilities from the user’s needs, increase their collaborative practice skills to be better prepared for the complex working environment in the facilities management industry, and learn to better articulate facility management needs. Tyler School of Art and Architecture is committed to an interdisciplinary approach toward improving planning, design, construction, operation, and management of appropriate facilities as a way forward in education and research. As much as possible in the classroom, students work in interdisciplinary teams to address problems of facilities, replicating, to some extent, the work environment in which they will engage. A concentration in Health Facilities, which is a collaborative effort between Tyler and the College of Public Health, is available to students who want to pursue health facilities management.

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