The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies (B.S.A.S.) at Belmont University offers you a comprehensive exploration into the principles and practices of architectural design. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about imagining, designing, and realizing a better world through thoughtful creation and ethical service. You will delve into the historical context, material craft, and digital representation techniques that form the bedrock of architectural practice, preparing you for a future where you can positively influence built environments. This four-year program cultivates critical thinking and design skills within a supportive, Christ-centered community.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, your journey through Belmont's B.S.A.S. program will involve hands-on studio work, exploring manual drafting, digital representation, and integrated design methods. You will engage with coursework covering architectural history, structures, and environmental systems, alongside practical fabrication and sustainability studies. Throughout your degree, you will develop a professional e-portfolio, culminating in a senior capstone project that synthesizes your learning. You will graduate with a strong foundation for advanced graduate studies or diverse career paths in the architectural and design fields.