Program Overview

The Architectural Engineering B.S. program at the University of Cincinnati allows students to split their curriculum between the engineering and architecture programs in two different colleges, applying engineering principles to the design, planning, and building of modern and sustainable societies. Students in the program take courses that cover the theory, design, and technical aspects of critical building designs, such as structural systems, HVAC systems, electrical systems, lighting, plumbing, and fire protection systems through studio and lab experiences. The program also offers students the opportunity to customize their experience with more than 600 organizations, including Architectural Engineering Institute, the American Institute of Architects, American Concrete Institute and the Construction Competition Club, and build an impressive resume and professional network through its nationally-recognized co-op program at companies such as GBBN Architects, BHDP Architecture, Al Neyer Inc., Messer Construction, Helix Electric, and DWG, Inc. Consulting Engineers.