The Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Architectural Engineering program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to design, construct, and maintain built facilities. The curriculum balances strong theoretical foundations with practical applications of architectural and engineering principles, while also emphasizing social and ethical values within the profession. Students will learn to use innovative engineering tools and solutions, considering sustainability, health, and safety. The program encourages collaborative work, effective communication, and ethical practice. Graduates are prepared for lifelong learning and professional development.
Admission to Architectural Engineering has specific portfolio requirements.
Specific tuition fee details for international and domestic students, as well as estimated living costs, are not available on the program page. For scholarship information, please see the 'Scholarships & Sponsorships' section.
The Architectural Engineering (B.Eng.) Program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET.
Admission requires a submission of a portfolio showcasing freehand drawings, photography, and other creative work. Selection is based on 80% Cumulative GPA and 20% portfolio assessment.
Selection is based on a combination of 80% Cumulative GPA and 20% portfolio assessment.
The program requires the completion of 156 credit hours. The duration is not explicitly stated but typically corresponds to the credit hours for a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
Yes, full scholarships (tuition exemption and monthly allowance), exemption from tuition fees only scholarships, and monthly allowance scholarships are available. Eligibility requires unconditional admission and meeting specific scholarship conditions.
The language of instruction is not specified on the program page.
Specific tuition fee details for international students are not available on the program page. Please refer to the university's Deanship of Postgraduate Studies for this information.