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Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Architecture | Building Design | Construction Management
Area of study
Architecture and Construction
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Master of Science in Architecture and Building Science

The Master of Science in Architecture and Building Science program at King Saud University's College of Architecture and Planning is the first Master of Architecture program in Saudi Arabia.


About the Program

The program aims to develop skilled professionals capable of conducting research and advancing knowledge in architecture and building science, thereby contributing to all aspects of urban development.


Program Mission

The program's mission is to develop skilled professionals capable of conducting research and advancing knowledge in architecture and building science.


Program Goals

The program's specific goals can be summarized as follows:


  • Attract and train qualified local and international graduates in architecture and building sciences.
  • Empower students to independently conduct and present scientific research.
  • Develop students' intellectual, professional, and research skills in architecture and building sciences within ethical frameworks.
  • Produce research in architecture and building science, and publish findings in reputable local and international journals.
  • Meet the development needs of Saudi Arabia through research in architecture and building sciences.

Program Focus Areas

The department offers a master's degree in several tracks:


  • Architectural History and Theory
  • Facilities Design
  • Environmental Performance
  • Construction Technology and Project Management

Program Requirements

The master's degree is a 2-4 years full-time or a 2-5 years part-time program. To successfully complete the program, candidates must complete the following requirements:


  • Complete thirty-one (31) hours scheduled in the architecture program, with at least 18 hours in one of the focus areas of the program.
  • Prepare a program with the approval of their academic mentor and head of department.
  • Terminate all conditional cases and complete the special requirements for their admission.
  • Satisfactorily complete the subject of the message in the field of specialization of their choice and discuss it.
  • Get a cumulative rate of at least (B) when graduating.
  • Have good manners and adhere to the principles of the profession.

Program Learning Outcomes

1-Knowledge and Understanding

  • Demonstrate advanced knowledge in Architecture and Building Sciences
  • Understand the societal and environmental impact of Architectural solutions and sustainable development principles.
  • Grasp advanced concepts in professional Architectural practice.

2- Skills

  • Conduct scholarly activities in the field of architecture and building science in order to solve advanced Architectural problems.
  • Propose creative solutions for complex problems, and design systems by integrating technical, environmental, theoretical, and professional knowledge in architecture
  • Assess and apply the state of art techniques, resources, and modeling, to complex Architectural practice
  • Communicate effectively both in written and oral forms to present design and management deliverables
  • Translate advanced conceptual thinking into resolved schemes that incorporate detailed and professionally aligned requirements

3- Values

  • Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities, and norms of research and architectural practice
  • Enhance the concept of quality of life and strengthen the local identity and ability to engage in lifelong learning of Architectural field

Teaching and Learning Strategies

  • Lectures
  • Discussions and Seminars
  • Presentations, Multimedia presentations
  • In-class exercises and Take-home assignments
  • Review of literature textbooks and references
  • Research
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