Bachelor of Arts (Architecture)

Course Overview The Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) is a comprehensive three-year program that prepares students to design innovative architectural projects for residential and public spaces. Integrating theory with hands-on studio work, the degree fosters a deep sense of social and environmental responsibility while providing a solid foundation for future professional practice or advanced study. Key Program Highlights Studio-Based Learning: Combines theoretical analysis with practical design studios to develop skills in building technology and environmental science. Holistic Education: Includes foundational studies in ethics and philosophy, encouraging a well-rounded and critical approach to architectural design. Flexible Specialization: Offers the opportunity to study complementary minors such as Archaeology, Environmental Management, or Photography to enhance employability. Sustainability and Ethics: Focuses on ecological repair and social responsibility, preparing students to address complex environmental and cultural scenarios. Professional Pathway: Serves as an ideal bridge to the Master of Architecture, equipping students with essential technical and communication skills.