Description of Major
This major educates students about the design and production of buildings that are useful, durable, meaningful,
inspiring and responsive to their physical and social contexts.
For more information on studying Archiecture: click here
Employment Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of positions in business, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations.
A variety of jobs are available for architecture graduates, including:
| Architect | Architectural Critic |
| Architectural Engineer | Architectural Historian |
| Architectural Journalist | Architectural Photographer |
| Architectural Programmer | Art Director |
| Building Contractor | Building Inspector |
| CAD Coordinator | Campus Planner |
| Carpenter | Cartographer |
| City Planner | Civil Engineer |
| Computer Presentation Designer | Computer Systems Analyst |
| Construction Inspector | Construction Manager |
| Contractor | Corporate Consultant |
| Developer | Draftsperson |
| Fashion Designer | Furniture Designer |
| Graphic Designer | Illustrator |
| Industrial Designer | Interior Designer |
| Landscape Architect | Model Maker |
| Printmaker | Professor |
| Property Assessor | Publisher |
| Real Estate Project Manager | Set Designer |
| Structural Engineer | Surveyor |
| Technical Illustrator | Technical Writer |
| Urban Planner |
Some positions listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate degree.
Additional Links
American Institute of Architecture Students
American Institute of Architects
Society of American Registered Architects
