Our architecture program offers two distinct degree paths of study. Your choice depends on your goal: to consider architecture and adjacent careers or to become a licensed architect. Bachelor of ...

and licensure in architecture. There are two pathways available: The M. Arch. II program for students from pre-professional undergraduate architecture programs; the M. Arch. III program for students ...

The Master of Landscape Architecture Program teaches students to design land and land-based practices that advance ...

The B.S. in architectural engineering at UW gets students thinking about solving the structural problems of today using the best resources. The ABET-accredited program guides students as they move ...

Most architectural studies majors spend time abroad, either in a semester-long program or a paid summer internship through the College’s Hale Center for Career Development. You might take part in an ...

Students report an understanding, but similarly stressful environment despite new school initiatives.

This is a professional degree program that is accredited through the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB). ESF’s program is distinguished by areas of practice that emphasize collaborative ...

Our architectural engineering program is one of only 19 accredited programs in the U.S., and our Lighting Program got its start just 15 years after the invention of the electric light bulb. You’ll ...

ESF Landscape Architecture students cultivate intellectual independence for the lifelong learning that is essential for personal adaptability in the face of inevitable societal change. The BLA and MLA ...

The program offers a range of courses to help students explore ... basics of illumination as well as daylight design and how this impacts the perception of architecture. The Geography major studies ...