Architectural Engineering 

What is it?

Architectural engineering is a specialization that combines art, science, and technology to design and construct buildings. This specialization focuses on the aesthetic and functional aspects of buildings, while considering the needs of humans and the environment.

What do students study in this specialization?

• Architectural design: Students learn how to transform creative ideas into executable designs, considering aesthetic, functional, and structural factors.
• Architectural history and theories: Students study the evolution of architecture throughout history and the different theories that govern architectural design.
• Science and engineering: Students study subjects such as physics, mathematics, and mechanics to understand how buildings work structurally.
• Technology: Students learn to use specialized computer programs for architectural design, such as AutoCAD and Revit.
• Environment: Students study the impact of buildings on the environment and how to design sustainable buildings.

What are the job fields for graduates of architectural engineering?

• Work in architectural firms: The architect designs buildings, supervises construction phases, and communicates with contractors and investors.
• Work in contracting companies: The architect supervises the implementation of designs and ensures the quality of work.
• Work in urban planning: The architect participates in planning cities and towns and designing public spaces.
• Work in the field of restoration: The architect restores old buildings and preserves their heritage.
• Work in education: The architect can teach in universities and specialized institutes.

What skills should an architectural engineering student have?

• Creativity: The student must have a high level of creativity and innovation in design.
• Drawing ability: The student must have a good ability to draw and express their ideas.
• Analytical ability: The student must have the ability to analyze problems and identify appropriate solutions.
• Communication skills: The student must have good communication skills with others, whether they are colleagues or clients.
• Ability to work as part of a team: The student must be able to work as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Is architectural engineering the right specialization for me?

If you love art, design, science, and technology, and have a knack for creativity and innovation, then the architectural engineering specialization may be right for you.