The Bachelor of Engineering in Architectural Engineering program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to design, construct, and maintain built facilities. The curriculum emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and the social and ethical responsibilities of the profession. Students will gain a strong theoretical foundation combined with practical application of architectural and engineering principles. The program also focuses on developing collaborative skills, leadership qualities, and effective communication. Admission to this program requires a portfolio of creative work in addition to academic merit. The selection process considers both the applicant's Cumulative GPA and the quality of their submitted portfolio. The program has undergone several updates to its degree plan to enhance the understanding of basic sciences and mathematics, ensuring a high-quality and well-structured learning experience. Graduates are prepared to enter the field as competent professionals, ready to contribute to the built environment. The program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, ensuring adherence to rigorous international standards.
The Bachelor of Engineering in Architectural Engineering requires the completion of 156 credit hours, encompassing University Requirements, College Requirements, and Departmental Requirements. The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive education in architectural and engineering principles.
Graduates of the Architectural Engineering program are prepared for a variety of roles in the construction and design industries.
A portfolio containing samples of freehand drawings, photography, and other creative work is required for admission.
Specific tuition fees for the undergraduate Architectural Engineering program are not detailed on the provided pages. For postgraduate studies, the Deanship of Postgraduate Studies mentions academic fees and scholarship options that may cover tuition.
ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC)
Admission is based on merit, comprising 80% of your Cumulative GPA and 20% of your submitted portfolio. You will need a High School Diploma and a portfolio showcasing creative work such as drawings and photography.
International students should check the specific admission and portfolio requirements. You will need to submit your application along with academic transcripts, certificates, and your portfolio of creative work via the Students Information System or as directed by the Deanship of Admission and Registration.
The program requires the completion of 156 credit hours, encompassing university, college, and departmental requirements. It is structured over four years and includes a mandatory 8-week industrial training period.
Specific tuition fees for the undergraduate Architectural Engineering program are not detailed. Please refer to the Deanship of Postgraduate Studies website for current fee information.
Yes, Sultan Qaboos University offers several scholarships for international students, including full scholarships covering tuition and a monthly allowance, tuition fee exemptions, and monthly allowance scholarships. These require meeting scholarship conditions and college nomination.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Architectural Designer, Construction Manager, Urban Planner, Building Systems Designer, and Project Manager within the construction and design industries.