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University of Salford BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering
University of Salford

University of Salford

BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering

Manchester, United Kingdom

BSc

3 years

English

Full time

Sep 2025

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The BSc (Hons) Architectural Engineering program focuses on merging architecture with engineering principles. Students will learn to design and construct buildings effectively, while considering both aesthetic and functional aspects. The curriculum covers subjects such as building technology, structural analysis, and environmental systems.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various roles in the construction and engineering sectors, including positions as architectural engineers, building design engineers, and project managers. They may work for design firms, construction companies, or consultancy agencies. There are also opportunities in sustainable engineering and urban planning.

Successful architectural design is the sweet spot between technology, science and creativity. As we push design boundaries further, and create buildings that are both sustainable and spectacular, choose to study the engineering brains behind architectural beauty with our BSc Architectural Engineering degree.

Bringing together the architecture and engineering disciplines, this course will provide you with a comprehensive perspective of building design from day one. Gain robust knowledge of building structures as you learn about leading a multidisciplinary approach to building design. Experience action-learning as you join a vibrant student community, learning alongside other students from architects, design technologists and the built environment.

Guided by international expert tutors, this course will help you to develop career-focused knowledge and skills. Through live briefs and guest lectures from local architecture, you’ll graduate excited and inspired, ready to help change our built environment for the better.

You will:

  • Explore interactions between a building and its internal and external environments, and the relationships between shape, material, performance, load, and construction
  • Understand the role of nature, people and technology in design, alongside the economic and environmental dimensions that impact the building design process
  • Be part of a vibrant multidisciplinary learning environment, working with students from other built environment disciplines, including architects, architectural design technologists, building surveyors, construction managers and quantity surveyors
  • Develop key skills required by an architecture professional, including project appraisal, team working, critical analysis and problem-solving