Architecture graduates earn a median $46,087 Across 130 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A three-year career program combining design principles with technical building knowledge. It suits students who want to work at the intersection of architecture, construction and engineering and who are interested in building design, systems and materials.
Course topics focus on both design and the technical aspects of built environments. Key subjects include:
In addition to college-wide admission rules, this program requires:
Graduates work with engineers, designers, general contractors, developers and architects in public and private sectors. Typical career areas listed by the program are architecture, construction, general contracting, engineering, development, municipal planning and urban planning. Many alumni also continue on to university-level studies in related fields.
Vanier lists scholarships and awards for students in connection with the program; prospective applicants should consult the college’s scholarships pages and the program coordinator for current funding opportunities.
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