Baha'i Institute for Higher Education

What you'll study

Study focuses on the rules and conventions that govern technical drawing and descriptive geometry. Specific learning activities include:

• Principles and rules for general engineering plan drawing
• Techniques for architectural drawings: plans, elevations and sections
• Development of construction details
• Numerous freehand drawing exercises
• Use and application of drawing instruments
• Preparation and presentation of drawings for a complete architectural project

Entry requirements

The published page lists a prerequisite/co‑requisite section but does not state specific entry conditions; prospective applicants should consult admissions for exact academic and language requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates gain practical drafting ability useful for roles such as architectural technician, CAD drafter, junior design assistant or for continued study in architecture and related technical fields. The course’s emphasis on complete project drawings supports portfolio development for further training or employer review.

Scholarships & funding angle

No funding details are provided on the course page; students should check the institute’s admissions and student support pages for scholarship opportunities, bursaries or external funding options relevant to undergraduate study.