NSAE's biggest opportunity today is also our biggest challenge. We are in the process of establishing a Building Architectural Engineering exam for professional licensure. An engineering degree is required for practice in this field. These programs prepare students to enter this profession by offering an education which concentrates on the application of engineering principles to buildings through lecture, laboratory, and design studio coursework. The typical entry-level degree is the Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering.
Many schools also offer advanced degree programs.
Some schools have programs which are not ABET-accredited . These are either too new to be accredited or serve a clientele not requiring an accredited degree. For students not interested in becoming registered as an architectural engineer, many schools offer Architectural Engineering Technology Programs. Official kickoff of the Architectural Engineering Institute. PDH - check with your State registration board.