Compare 24 Bachelor of Science Programs in Architecture Studies

Do you want to find out how you can keep your country and cities accessible in the future? Want to map out problems in disadvantaged districts? And would you like to design the ideal residential area of the future? Built Environment is the programme for you.

In our globalising and urbanising world, ever greater importance is placed on cities built for human well-being, with attractive living and working environments, traffic accessibility, traffic safety and sustainability. In the study programme International Spatial Development, a differentiation area of Built Environment, you will explore spatial development from an integrated perspective, based on urban planning, urban design and mobility – looking across country borders.... [-]

Look around you, at the house or neighborhood in which you live or the school you attend. Your surroundings are largely determined by the architecture and (civil) engineering. At T.U./e Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences doesn't just concern architecture but also urban development, constructional design, building physics, real estate and management and civil engineering. During your study you will discover what areas suits you best and then you can choose to specialize in that field.

The Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences major is a mix between theory and practice, between thinking and doing. You and your fellow students will learn about designing constructions, houses, offices, museums or even entire neighborhoods. In a multidisciplinary way, you will be learning about engineering, design and the building process.... [-]

Faculty

Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

Program Description

Mainly, the program aims to prepare national cadres qualified and trained on the ground in various areas of urban planning and its developed techniques, able to develop plans and strategies related to the development of the physical and spatial environment, which contribute to achieving the objectives of development plans and meet the requirements of the labor market, and improve the living conditions of the population and the development of Palestinian society to be within affluent societies.

The specific objectives of this program can be summarized as follows:

The quality of urban life is not measured by the scale of monuments, shopping malls, highways or top-down regulated activities, but by creating an environment, which is liveable, vibrant and sustainable.

In our course, Urban Planning and Architecture are taught equally. The programme alternates between large scale and detail, between abstract and concrete, between theory and practice. In one sentence, we think that architecture is more than building houses and urban planning is more than deciding where to place them.

Both disciplines are contextual. Not only the use of a structure, but its context (e.g. landscape, infrastructure, social needs) determine the design. The question of the house of the future is closely connected with the question of the city of the future. Both questions need to be addressed from a social, spatial, ecological, and economic view.... [-]

This program trains students to apply their complex knowledge in the areas of architecture and urban planning, as well as in the multi-faceted field of environment formation in general (architectural design, town and country planning, preservation of built heritage, structural design, construction work, management and administration tasks, consulting with authorities, teaching, etc.) In addition, students are prepared for their professional planning license once they have gained the prerequisite practical experience as required by the relevant regulations. The final complex design project and the diploma design project are a summary, a synthesis of their studies and serve as a final assessment of their acquired knowledge. During training, studies are complemented by Scientific Students' Conference projects prepared with the co-operation of students and tutors (the latter also being in charge of supervising their work). Within the professional field of architecture, students acquire individual expertise in a specific field and can apply for admission to the DLA&PhD degree program based on their specialization. The DLA&PhD program operates within the framework of an accredited doctoral school at the institute.... [-]

This program is designed to guide students in progressively assimilating the creative and technical aspects of the profession while developing in them sensitivity to their rich cultural heritage. It aims to develop well-rounded individuals prepared to meet the challenges and dynamics of architectural practice. Its training combines theoretical and practical aspects of the practice with emphasis on the optimum development of the students’ analytical and creative skills. It also provides computer-aided design and drafting courses, architectural internship, and correlation courses to link the students to the world of practice.

Graduates of this program are primarily trained for professional practice and may engage in the general practice of architecture or may specialize in the fields of interior architecture, construction management, sustainable design, and urban design.... [-]

Programme description

The 3,5 year Bachelor’s degree in Architecture Program at the Faculty of Architecture, Poznan University of Technology aims to propagate creative independent thinking and develop the capability to skillfully construct and significantly improve the built environment.

Recognized internationally as a center of innovation, and renowned nationally as a locus of many contemporary architectural practices, Poznan is one of the most livable urban environments in Poland. Faculty of Architecture, Poznan University of Technology is committed to teaching and researching the disciplines of Architectural Science, Design Technologies, and Urban Design Planning,... [-]

Architecture is the art and science of building. Its activities encompass the design, development, and planning of the built environment as well as managing the construction process. Architects play the key role in creating buildings and habitats that serve as integrated solutions to issues and contexts as diverse as design, research, practice, construction, socio-culture, human behavior, history, and the environment. An architect’s design could extend from working places and simple individual living to communal and urban living of the society. Such role demands highly professional and ethical individuals in creating a better-built environment. The Bachelor of Science in Architecture programme at UTM is designed to produce individuals that can fulfill this role.... [-]

The BA (Hons) Architecture explores multiple approaches and design practices and aims to assist students in discovering their own voice as a designer. Much of the assessment is through project-based assignments, integrating theoretical, technical and design work. Students are supported in developing written papers, technical studies and design proposals in the studio environment.

Learning and teaching in the studio are informed by current research and the School promotes the exploration of drawing as a tool of observation, analysis, and communication across a range of techniques from hand sketching to sophisticated computer representations. The School’s computer-aided design and workshop facilities allow students the opportunity to explore and communicate design using the most up-to-date techniques, both real and virtual.... [-]

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The Bachelor of Science in Geographic Science and Community Planning integrates geographic knowledge and G.I.S. mapping technologies with the problem-solving fields of community planning and urban design. Known as Geodesign, this educational framework prepares students for careers in creating more livable and sustainable communities, while contributing to a better world.

Coursework for this degree provides a strong foundation and an option to select one of two available emphases. Geospatial Sciences engages students in the study of geospatial science with courses such as remote sensing and spatial analysis and G.I.S. applications. The community planning and development emphasis introduces students to the permitting and review process for community planning, and environmental impact studies and land use planning law and ethics.... [-]

Are you interested in the world around you? Are you fascinated by maps? Do you dare to ask critical questions about the world that you are living in? Do you believe you can help to further develop our world into a sustainable society? Then Human Geography & Urban and Regional Planning may be the right choice for you.

Why is unemployment higher in some regions than others? What are the social and economic consequences in depopulating areas? How do you deal with different institutions to plan and build new residential areas? Human geographers investigate society in a spatial context. Our students learn to focus on spatial differences because social phenomena happen in specific places, at specific times and with specific impacts.... [-]

Property and planning are "people businesses" and are dynamic and stimulating professions offering variety, travel, networking opportunities and high earning potential. The work has a huge impact – every organisation and every person requires somewhere to work and somewhere to live.

This course provides you with a detailed understanding of the nature and philosophy of town planning and the planning process, with a concentration on sustainable development, urban regeneration and the environment. Your learning in these areas will be complemented by other aspects of property and development including valuing, developing, managing and investing in the property markets, together with the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development.... [-]

On this course, you'll fuse creativity with the science and technology needed to make architectural plans a reality. We'll prepare you for design, technical and management skills, and teach you to apply scientific principles and practical knowledge to meet performance criteria.

If you would like to find out more about the differences between BA (Hons) Architecture, BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology and BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering, please download our comparison guide (PDF File 480 KB).

We offer the opportunity for all undergraduate Home/EU students to undertake a work placement, internship or work experience while studying a full-time course starting in September 2019.... [-]

Through consultation with the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), students and employers, the undergraduate housing courses at Cardiff Met have been designed to reflect the demands of the sector and ensure that our graduates are equipped with the appropriate knowledge and professional skills required in the market place. The professional qualification is fully embedded within the Housing Studies programmes.

Full-time students have an opportunity to undertake a practice placement module which when successfully completed, as an element of the degree programme, will entitle them to full Chartered membership of the Chartered Institute of Housing (CMCIH)

The programmes follow the 2014 CIH Professional Qualification specification and comprise four themes:... [-]