Architectural Engineering Technology

What is ARCH@usm?

ARCH@USM provides an innovative education that prepares graduates to be responsible and viable professionals. With this degree, your imagination is your limitation.

The mission of ARCH@USM is to prepare students for successful careers in the design and construction industry and also to prepare students for advanced study in professional Master of Architecture programs. ARCH@USM focuses on creative, business, technical, and communication skills necessary for a successful career in architecture.

The Architectural Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Architectural Engineering Technology and Similarly Named Programs.

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The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering Technology at the University of Southern Mississippi is an undergraduate pre-professional 4-year degree. 

Students who complete the Bachelor of Science in Architecture Engineering Technology at University of Southern Mississippi may continue on to a Master of Architecture program at another institution if they decide to pursue licensure as an Architect.  Many schools of architecture nationwide provide Master of Architecture programs that are compatible with our undergraduate degree (consult the NAAB directory of accredited programs in North America).

For questions, please contact Ms. Cewe-Malloy at Leffi.CeweMalloyFREEMississippi

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What Will I Learn?

ARCH@USM provides graduates with an excellent platform for future graduate studies or a career in architecture and related fields. Students are provided with a well-rounded course of study including the following topics: Architectural Design, Environmental Systems, History of Architecture, Building Science and Technology, and Visualization. Alumni of our program typically track one of two paths upon graduation, directly to graduate school or employment in architecture or related industries. ARCH@USM allows the student to make a more informed decision about their future academic or career path.

Faculty Strengths

• Leffi Cewe-Malloy: Experience in teaching the Architectural Engineering and Systems area (LEED AP)
• Erich Connell: Experiential Learning (AIA)
• Nicholas Wickersham, Architectural Critical Regionalism and Material Studies

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