It covers such elements as electronic imaging in architecture, planning, environmental design, facilities management, building technology, and such. By the end of their second year, students may opt for the alternative program and achieve a degree in two more years, versus the professional baccalaureate architecture degree, which adds an extra year. Students are encouraged to study abroad for a semester. Guided, structured programs have been offered in England, Denmark, Russia, France and other ports of call. Once certified in architecture and at the third-year level, students may apply for School scholarships.
Students certify as architecture students at their second year.
Typical Schedule of Study Curriculum for both degree programs is delivered via teamwork and studio learning and practice, field research, and interaction with professionals. It fosters problem-solving, environmental awareness, historical and futuristic insights, and mastery of new technology and computerized design.