students have the opportunity to apply theory learned in lecture courses to studio projects often engaging with real-life problems in design, construction, management and the environment. in their final two semesters, students can complete a general program with selection of courses and studios from across the curriculum, or choose one of three concentrations – architecture, building science or project management – and undertake intensive work in their chosen concentration.

graduates of this program find career opportunities in:

• the design, documentation, and management of projects in architectural, engineering, environmental management, and planning firms
• the production, marketing, sales, research, development, testing, and evaluation of building products or systems in material fabrication, product manufacturing, and construction firms
• office and field supervision in trade and general construction organizations
• development and management of real estate/planning/conservation feasibility studies; environmental and management strategy planning
• local, regional, provincial, federal, and international government agencies
• post graduate education and research