Architectural Studies (Architectural Studies)
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Program Overview
University of Missouri Program Details
The University of Missouri offers a wide range of degree programs, with more than 300 options available.
Majors at Mizzou
Mizzou provides various majors, including the Architectural Studies emphasis, which is a four-year, professional baccalaureate program often referred to as a Pre-Architecture program.
Architectural Studies Program
The Architectural Studies emphasis prepares students for success in entry-level jobs in the design and construction industry and for advanced study in architecture (Masters of Architecture, M.Arch.) or other design-related programs. Students benefit from the enriched academic research environment and the emphasis on the thinking and making of physical environments that address the needs and aspirations of people. The program strives to blur the boundaries between architecture and interior design by stressing the experience of people in buildings. Alumni are admitted to many highly ranked graduate programs throughout the U.S. With coursework being part of a CIDA Accredited Interior Design Program, pre-architecture students may be eligible for the NCIDQ examination after graduation and experience in the field.
Emphasis Areas
- Architectural Studies, BS
- This major has the following additional emphasis areas:
- Design Studies, BS
- Interior Design, BS
Common Career Paths
- Construction and Building Inspectors
- Construction Managers
- Farm and Home Management Educators
- Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists
- News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists
- Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing
- Sustainability Specialists
Program Structure
The program is part of the following categories:
- Computing, Engineering, Math, and Applied Science
- Creative, Design, and Performing Arts
- Social and Behavioral
Additional Information
The program details include:
- Department information
- Major requirements
- 4 Year Graduation Plan
- Advising information
