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Program Learning Outcomes for the BA Degree with a Major in Architecture

Upon completing the BA degree with a major in Architecture, students will be able to:

1. Formulate architectural projects that integrate design skills with critical thinking, engaging broader theoretical, social, political, economic, cultural, and environmental issues.
2. Explore how technology, issues of the environment, and construction inform innovative design solutions.
3. Strategize how the relationship of architectural concepts, communication and representation techniques, and construction technology can innovate practice.

Students pursuing the BA degree with a major in Architecture must complete:

• A minimum of 17 courses (75 credit hours) to satisfy major requirements.
• A minimum of 130 credit hours to satisfy degree requirements.
• A minimum of 55 credit hours outside of major requirements, 45 of which must be taken outside of the School of Architecture (courses outside of departmental (ARCH) course offerings), and 10 of which may be taken as free electives from any subject code.
• A minimum of 11 courses (45 credit hours) taken at the 300-level or above.