Architectural Engineering (in Danish only)

Have you got an eye for design and flair for technology? Then the Bachelor in Architectural Engineering is probably the right education for you.
The program combines the traditional engineering competences with architectural understanding, so you will be able to work as an engineer with special focus on the design phase of the construction.

The program qualifies you for jobs both in engineering consultancies, architectural companies, contractor companies and the technical administration of municipalities.

 

At the Engineering College of Aarhus you will be part of an inspiring environment with more than 500 students of Engineering within building and construction. The daily teaching is supplemented with visits at construction sites, lectures with people from the construction industry, experiments in the laboratories and study trips to European metropolis.

 

The program takes 3 ½ years, of which half a year is a paid internship. Following the bachelor degree, you can continue with a master degree, which takes further 2 years.  

Structure of studies

The B.Eng. in Architectural Engineering combines traditional civil and structural engineering knowledge with architectural knowledge and qualifications to enable the student to work as an engineer with a specific focus on the design phase of construction. The basis of the education is that app. 85% of the topics comes from civil and structural engineering studies and the remaining 15% comes from architectural studies.

The study is composed of a general part, engineering training and a specialization part:
The general part offers compulsory courses and one semesterproject each semester. For students with no practical experience a 4-week workshop course is an integral part. The engineering training in the 6th semester is undertaken as on-the job-training in an engineering company. The specialization part (last year of study) is formed as a series of elected courses and a bachelor project (thesis work).

Semester 1 to 4 - General Part  

Semester 6 and 7- Specialization Part