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Bachelor's Degree in Architectural Engineering

Learn the engineering fundamentals of building design and installation, as well as how complex systems work together in a structure.

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Bachelor's Degree in Architectural Engineering

B.S. in architectural engineering

The architectural engineering curriculum prepares engineers for the building engineering field. Architectural engineers have an understanding of the complexity of building systems, how systems are designed and installed, and how all systems work together in a functional building.

 

The K-State difference

Only offered to undergraduates in architectural engineering at K-State, the five-year program can lead to a combined Bachelor/Master of Science degree.

Students are challenged through research experiences, faculty mentoring and advanced coursework. Students may choose an area of emphasis including mechanical systems, electrical power distribution and building structural design.

Did you know?

K-State’s architectural engineering faculty average 17 years each in full-time industry experience.

 

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The Career Center offers an extensive career library, free assessments for exploring major/careers, job search training, career advising, employer connections, and a staff dedicated to assisting students in the career development process.

 

 

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