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The school has a rolling admissions process. Applications are currently open for Winter 2027 and Autumn 2027 intakes.
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ADMISSIONS
The PS-Arch application process is a two-step process: submission of an online application for review by the school administration, followed by an interview via video conference for candidates showing promise. Candidates are encouraged to exhibit creativity in their portfolio submission and to clearly explain their goals for study at the school.
Winter 2027 application deadline: Nov. 6, 2026 (17:00 CET)
Autumn 2027 application deadline: April 30, 2027 (17:00 CET)
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PS-Arch is a Master of Architecture program leading to a Diploma in Advanced Architecture - RIBA Part 2 (Candidate Course Status).
Admission to the school is based on the submission of a CV, digital portfolio (15 MB max), and a student statement. This is followed by an online interview for selected candidates.
As the school teaches in English, a high degree of English proficiency (spoken, written) is required.
In order for an application to be reviewed, payment of a one-time, non-refundable application fee is required.
Candidates should demonstrate an awareness and curiosity for other artistic and design domains.
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Current Tuition Fees are 10,609 €.
A 4,000 € deposit is paid during the enrolment process to confirm a student’s place in the school. This deposit is deducted from the remaining tuition fee balance, which is due before arrival at school.
Students typically incur additional costs related to studio work, due to the materials required for model-making, drawing and presentations.
PS-Arch attributes the Studio Research Project Award at the end of an academic year. This award provides the opportunity for one graduate student to teach within the school's research studio, as a paid teaching assistant, for the duration of the academic year following their graduation.
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It is the responsibility of the student to organise their housing and living costs during their time at PS-Arch.
The French government provides some housing assistance to students and interns. Further information may be found at https://www.caf.fr.
Non-EEA citizens will require a visa to study in France. It is the student’s responsibility to obtain the correct residency authorisation for their study at PS-Arch. The school administration will provide a letter to students admitted to its program, which may be used for visa requirement purposes. The school will also provide administrative support to assist students during the visa process.
An orientation week at the beginning of term will introduce students to the school, its faculty and facilities, in addition to the surrounding neighbourhood.
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