The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies and English emphasizes foundational design methods in architecture, a grounding in architectural history and literature, and writing skills, while also offering a flexible curriculum focused on key contemporary topics related to the built environment and allowing for topic specialization.
Students will emerge with a strong graphic and written portfolio, a foundational grounding in architectural design, and will be well equipped for further graduate education or work experience in design-related fields and creative industries. The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies and English can be completed in four years.
Learning Outcomes
Students who graduate from Northeastern University with a degree in architecture, architectural studies or landscape architecture will be able to:
- Thorough 2D and 3D representation and modeling skills for deciphering and designing the built environment.
- Awareness of how global socio-cultural contexts influence the built environment, and how the built environment influences global communities.
- Thorough knowledge of sustainable and resilient design goals, strategies, and methods.
- Skills of communication and collaboration necessary for managing complex projects.
- Understanding of fundamental construction systems and techniques that shape the built environment.
- Critical ability to analyze and decipher complex environments.
- Exposure to the diverse range of professional opportunities and avenues for design of the built environment.
- Understanding of ethical responsibilities for designing the built environment.
