Architecture

The Bachelor of Arts and Science in Architecture at McGill University offers a comprehensive education that combines rigorous academic coursework with practical training to prepare students for a variety of careers in architecture and related fields. This innovative program emphasizes the development of both creative design skills and a deep understanding of the technical, environmental, cultural, and social aspects of the built environment. Students will engage in interdisciplinary learning, integrating principles from arts, sciences, and engineering to foster a well-rounded perspective on architecture. The curriculum includes foundational courses in architectural history, design, and theory, alongside advanced studies in sustainable design, construction technology, urban planning, and digital representation techniques. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to participate in hands-on projects, studio work, and collaborative initiatives that simulate real-world architectural practice. The program also provides opportunities for internships and research, empowering students to apply their knowledge in practical contexts and develop professional competencies. Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts and Science in Architecture will be equipped with the skills necessary to pursue licensure as registered architects, or to continue their education in graduate studies to specialize further in areas such as landscape architecture, urban planning, or environmental design. With access to state-of-the-art facilities, expert faculty, and a vibrant academic community, students will benefit from a stimulating environment that fosters innovation, critical thinking, and ethical responsibility in architecture. Upon completing this program, graduates will be prepared to contribute meaningfully to the design and development of sustainable, functional, and aesthetically compelling built environments worldwide.