BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering: Designing Sustainable Spaces, Building Future Environments
Programme Overview The BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering is an innovative undergraduate degree that bridges architecture and engineering, focusing on creating functional, sustainable, and aesthetically compelling built environments.
Programme Highlights
- Interdisciplinary Design Approach
- Sustainability-Focused Curriculum
- Digital Construction Tools
- Innovative Engineering Principles
Course Structure: A Three-Year Design Journey
Year 1: Engineering Foundations
- Introduction to Architectural Engineering
- Mathematics and Mechanics
- Design Studio and Digital Tools
- Construction Materials and Methods
Year 2: Advanced Design Principles
- Structural Analysis
- Building Services Engineering
- Sustainable Design
- Project Management and Construction Law
Year 3: Professional Specialisation
- Advanced Structural Systems
- Architectural Engineering Research Project
- Integrated Design Project
- Professional Practice and Ethics
Entry Requirements
- A-Levels: BBC (Mathematics/Physics preferred)
- BTEC: DMM in Engineering
- GCSEs: Five at grade C/4
- Alternative Qualifications Considered
Skills You’ll Develop
- Structural Design
- Sustainable Engineering
- Digital Design Tools
- Project Management
- Environmental Systems Analysis
Career Opportunities Potential roles include:
- Architectural Engineer
- Building Services Engineer
- Sustainability Consultant
- Construction Project Manager
- BIM Coordinator
- Structural Design Technician
Postgraduate Progression Options in:
- Structural Engineering
- Sustainable Architecture
- Construction Management
- Chartered Engineering
Why Choose Our Programme?
- Creative Engineering Approach
- Industry-Standard Facilities
- Sustainable Design Focus
- Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Shape tomorrow’s spaces, engineer sustainable futures – your architectural journey starts here!
