Architects use volumes, mass and light to create places where people
live, work and play. Inventiveness, technical skill and scientific
knowledge are a must in this discipline.
What can I do with this degree?
Design libraries, museums, schools, churches, homes, office parks, condos and campuses, shopping centers, factories, fire stations and furniture . . .
Preserve and interpret historic buildings and neighborhoods
Participate in urban design
Manage construction projects
Protect the planet with “green” design
Teach future architects
With many architects nearing retirement,
job prospects look good for those entering the field, though
competition is keen for jobs at the most prestigious firms. Prospective
architects who have had internships while in school will have an edge
in obtaining the top entry positions. View the latest statistics
on the field.
Interested in designing for a living? Start by earning your degree in architecture – we offer two options.