University of Waterloo, Bachelor of Applied Science in Architectural Engineering, 5 Year(s)

Combine engineering expertise with architectural savvy to boost the energy efficiency, durability, and sustainability of buildings.

In Waterloo's newest engineering program, you'll learn how to design, renovate, and retrofit flexible buildings that adapt to different needs.

And have the opportunity to combine it all with co-op.

You’ll cover all the science and engineering that goes into good building design, including mechanics, structural analysis, structural design and more.

In third year, you'll study at Waterloo's world-class School of Architecture, deepening your understanding of aesthetics, culture, and other elements of design.

As a result, you'll graduate speaking the language of both engineers and architects a skill that will put you on the fast track to leadership in the building design industry.

Architectural Engineering students will be particularly well-suited to work in building design consulting firms, of all sizes, that house the various specialists the currently undertake building design under the same roof (i.e... Read more

Combine engineering expertise with architectural savvy to boost the energy efficiency, durability, and sustainability of buildings.

In Waterloo's newest engineering program, you'll learn how to design, renovate, and retrofit flexible buildings that adapt to different needs.

And have the opportunity to combine it all with co-op.

You’ll cover all the science and engineering that goes into good building design, including mechanics, structural analysis, structural design and more.

In third year, you'll study at Waterloo's world-class School of Architecture, deepening your understanding of aesthetics, culture, and other elements of design.

As a result, you'll graduate speaking the language of both engineers and architects a skill that will put you on the fast track to leadership in the building design industry.

Architectural Engineering students will be particularly well-suited to work in building design consulting firms, of all sizes, that house the various specialists the currently undertake building design under the same roof (i.e. interior designers, architects, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineers).

However, they could also work for government public works departments, school boards and hospital authorities responsible for overseeing public building construction and maintenance, private building infrastructure owners (e.g. airport authorities), building construction firms, developers, and more.

For more information on this course, you can get in touch with our admission counselors for a detailed discussion and understanding of the requirements. Just share your details and we will reach out to you for a FREE session.