The Bachelor in Architectural Engineering degree program comprises 167 credit hours, offering a balanced integration of theoretical knowledge and practical design experience. Core and advanced courses cover architectural design, construction technology, structural systems, building science, sustainability, environmental control systems, and urban and regional planning.

Students gain hands-on experience through a sequence of architectural design studios, where they apply creative and technical skills to solve real-world design problems. Supporting laboratories—such as modeling labs, computer-aided design labs, and environmental control labs—reinforce classroom learning through applied work.

The program includes career development components that span the undergraduate years, helping students build design communication, presentation, and professional skills. A two-term graduation project and a two-month full-time field training in architectural firms or construction companies are required, providing students with direct exposure to the profession and practical experience in the field.

Students holding recognized certifications in design software or related architectural technologies may waive up to three elective courses. The curriculum also includes foreign language courses to enhance global engagement and expand opportunities in international architectural practice and education.

This well-structured and comprehensive study plan prepares students to become skilled architectural engineers capable of addressing the diverse and evolving challenges in the built environment.