Architectural Engineering with foundation year

About this course

Architectural engineering sits at the intersection of architecture and structural and building services engineering, bringing together creative design thinking with the technical expertise needed to make complex buildings work. Where architecture focuses on spatial form and aesthetic intention, architectural engineering adds rigorous understanding of structure, environmental systems, energy performance, and the engineering principles that allow ambitious designs to be realised safely and sustainably. Practitioners in this field work across the full lifecycle of buildings, from concept and design development through to construction and performance evaluation. At Coventry University this four-year programme includes a foundation year, providing a structured introduction to the discipline before the main degree begins. You will develop multidisciplinary knowledge across structural engineer

Where its graduates go

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