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Course Content Undergraduate Level

Architectural
Design

Foundational courses in design principles.

Visual Arts and
Basic Design

Develop your artistic skills and understanding of design fundamentals.

Computer
Applications

Master computer-aided design (CAD) software and other relevant applications.

Building
Construction

Gain knowledge about building materials, structures, and construction methods.

Theory of Structures

Understand the structural behavior of buildings and how to design them for stability.

Environmental Studies

Learn about environmental factors and how to design sustainable buildings.

Climate-responsive Design

Explore designing buildings that respond effectively to specific climates.

Model Making and Workshop

Develop practical skills in creating physical models to represent architectural designs.

Surveying and Leveling

Learn techniques for measuring land and positioning structures accurately.

History of Architecture

Gain a foundation in architectural history from early civilizations to modern times.

Professional Communications

Develop effective communication skills for professional practice.

Sociology and Culture

Understand the social and cultural context of architecture.

Human Settlements & Vernacular Architecture

Understand how human settlements evolve and explore traditional building practices from different cultures.

Post-Study Options

  • Master of Architecture (M.Arch)

    Deepen your design skills and specialize in areas like Architectural Design (specific philosophies), Historic Preservation, or Urban Design.

  • Master of Science in Architecture (M.Sc. Arch)

    Focus on the technical aspects with programs in Building Science, Sustainability (eco-friendly buildings), or Computational Design (advanced software).

Specialized Master's Programs

Landscape Architecture

Designs outdoor spaces, blending functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability to create beautiful and functional environments. (Example parks, gardens, and public spaces!)

Interior Design

Shapes the interior environment, focusing on space planning, functionality, and aesthetics to create comfortable and stylish spaces. (Example room layouts, furniture, and color schemes!)

Construction Management

Oversees the entire construction process, ensuring projects are completed on time, within budget, and according to plans.

Urban Planning

Designs cities and towns, considering factors like transportation, housing, infrastructure, and public spaces to create livable and sustainable communities.

Career Options

Licensed Architect

Designing buildings, overseeing construction

Architectural Intern

Gaining experience under licensed architects

Landscape Architect

Designing outdoor spaces

Urban Designer

Planning and designing cities and communities

Interior Designer

Designing the interiors of buildings

Project Manager

Leading architectural teams on construction projects

Building Inspector

Ensuring buildings comply with codes

Architectural Historian

Researching and preserving historical buildings

Sustainability Consultant

Advising on eco-friendly building design

Entry Requirements by Top Countries

Requirements : Portfolio, transcripts, test scores SAT, ACT (if required), letter of intent. Country Specific language proficiency might be needed.)

Subject Combinations (Secondary/
High School) to study Architecture

International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBDP)

Strongly Recommended:

  • Visual Arts (HL preferred)
  • Mathematics (HL preferred)
  • Physics or another science (HL helpful)

Additional Considerations

  • Design and Technology
  • Computer Science
  • History

British A-Levels

Preferred

  • Art and Design (A* or A highly recommended)
  • Mathematics (A* or A highly recommended)
  • Physics (or another science)

Alternatives

  • Design and Technology
  • Further Mathematics (if strong in math)
  • History of Art

American High School Diploma

Strong Foundation

  • Four years of Math (including Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus if possible)
  • Four years of English
  • Three years of Science (including Physics or another physical science)

Alternatives

  • Studio Art (drawing, painting, sculpture)
  • Architectural Drafting or Design
  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
  • History of Art or Architecture

Indian Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)

Required Subjects

  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics

Recommended Subjects

  • Fine Arts (or a related subject like Painting or Drawing)
  • Computer Science or Information Technology
  • English

Top Countries to Study Architecture

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