Program Overview

夗癃廥zm廨n闥i Alapk廧z廥i Szak

The goal of the training is to train architectural engineers primarily for the field of high-level construction activities (execution, production, service, entrepreneurship, official work, and certain design and research tasks), who, with their knowledge of natural sciences, engineering, and art, as well as economic, human, and language skills, and the skills associated with them, are capable of solving the aforementioned technical tasks under management, and with sufficient theoretical knowledge, to continue their training in the second cycle.

Program Details

• Program Name: Architectural Engineering (夗癃廥zm廨n闥i)
• Degree and Certification: Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Architectural Engineering
• Field of Study: Engineering
• Duration: 7 semesters
• Credits Required: 210 credits
  • Balance of theoretical and practical courses: 40-60%
  • Credits for diploma thesis: 20 credits
  • Minimum credits for elective courses: 12 credits

Program Objectives and Competencies

The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for architectural engineering, including:

• Understanding of architectural history, theories, and related arts
• Knowledge of design principles, construction processes, and building physics
• Ability to design and manage construction projects
• Understanding of structural systems, materials, and construction methods
• Familiarity with computer-aided design (CAD) software and other engineering tools
• Ability to work in teams and communicate effectively with clients and stakeholders

Curriculum

• Core Courses:
  • Mathematics and geometry
  • Building structures and materials
  • Construction technology and management
  • Architectural design and theory
  • Building services and energy efficiency
• Elective Courses:
  • Specialized courses in architectural engineering
  • Courses in related fields such as urban planning, landscape architecture, and construction management

Practical Training

• Internship: A minimum of 6 weeks of practical training in a construction company or related organization
• Project Work: Students will work on real-world projects to apply their knowledge and skills in a practical setting

Assessment and Evaluation

• Examinations: Written and oral exams will be used to assess students' knowledge and understanding
• Project Evaluations: Students' project work will be evaluated based on their ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems
• Diploma Thesis: Students will complete a diploma thesis that demonstrates their ability to design and manage a construction project

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program will be qualified to work in a variety of roles, including:

• Architectural engineer
• Construction manager
• Building services engineer
• Urban planner
• Landscape architect