COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Arts in Architecture offers a comprehensive curriculum that combines creative design, technical knowledge, historical understanding, and professional practice over eight semesters. The program begins with foundational courses in architectural design, structures, drawing, architectural history, and communication skills, helping students build essential creative and technical abilities. As students progress, they engage in increasingly advanced architectural design studios focused on urban design, building technology, and complex architectural projects. The curriculum also includes studies in construction materials, structural mechanics, landscape architecture, cultural heritage, spatial theories, and sustainable design, enabling students to understand both the artistic and technical dimensions of architecture. Strong emphasis is placed on digital skills through computer-aided design, advanced CAD, and mixed media courses, while subjects such as photography, architectural theory, and history encourage critical and creative thinking. Students also gain practical knowledge in construction workshops, building services, project management, and architectural practice. Sustainability, restoration, emergency architecture, and urban development are integrated throughout the program to address modern environmental and social challenges. Practical experience is enhanced through work placement opportunities and architecture catalyst projects. Overall, the program prepares graduates with the creative, technical, analytical, and professional skills necessary for careers in architecture, urban design, construction, heritage preservation, and sustainable built environment development.