The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology is designed for aspiring professionals who aim to bridge the gap between design and construction in the built environment. You will explore the core engineering principles that underpin modern buildings, focusing on structures, mechanical systems (HVAC), electrical systems, and construction management. This undergraduate program prepares you to address complex challenges in building performance, sustainability, and efficiency, equipping you with the technical expertise demanded by the contemporary architecture and engineering professions.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, integrating foundational science and mathematics with specialized architectural engineering coursework. You will engage with practical applications through projects and technical electives, developing your problem-solving abilities in areas like structural analysis and building systems design. The curriculum culminates in capstone design experiences, preparing you to graduate with a strong portfolio and the skills to pursue licensure as a professional engineer or further graduate studies.