The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies and Design at Northeastern University invites you to explore the dynamic intersection of architecture, urbanism, and human experience. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students driven by a passion for shaping the built environment and understanding its profound impact on society. You will delve into critical contemporary issues, from sustainable urban development to the integration of technology in design, developing a holistic perspective that bridges theoretical knowledge with practical application. This program equips you with the foundational understanding and critical thinking skills necessary to address complex challenges in the field of architecture and design.
Northeastern University’s Architectural Studies and Design program is delivered on campus full-time over four years, immersing you in a hands-on learning environment. Your studies will encompass fundamental architectural representation, design principles, building systems, and global architectural history, complemented by extensive studio work and electives. You will have the opportunity to specialize in areas such as experience design, graphic design, information design, or interaction design, culminating in a significant degree project. You will graduate with a robust portfolio and the analytical and creative skills to pursue diverse career paths in architecture, urban planning, and related design industries.