The Master of Architecture (Post-professional) – Architectural History and Theory at McGill University's Peter Guo-hua Fu School of Architecture is a rigorous program for advanced critical engagement with architectural history, theory, and design. Founded in 1987, this program integrates theoretical, historical, and philosophical analysis with architectural practice, focusing on the relationship between ethics and poetics in architecture. The curriculum combines seminars in architectural history and continental philosophy with projects or written research work that explore continuities between creativity and scholarship, and is recognized internationally for its critical, humanities-driven approach to architectural theory and history. The program is research-oriented and designed for those who have already completed a professional architecture degree (B.Arch. or M.Arch.) and seek advanced academic inquiry and specialization in the theory and history of architecture.