Masters in Architectural Engineering in USA

Architectural engineering is inherently an interdisciplinary enterprise that is centered on the design, construction, and operation of the built environment. Architectural Engineering Master of Science or PhD graduates may include students with expertise in one or more of the following sub-disciplines (usually housed in civil/environmental engineering and elsewhere in traditional disciplinary constructs or newly developing fields of focus or expertise): building energy efficiency and alternative energy, and indoor environmental quality. Our graduates are engineers and researchers trained in integrated building design and operation practices who can work on interdisciplinary teams that are able to develop creative solutions combined with technological advances to produce functional, efficient, attractive, and sustainable building infrastructure.

The Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering (CAE) offers a Master of Science degree in Architectural Engineering (MSAE).

The educational objectives of the Master of Science program in Architectural Engineering are to produce graduates whom:

1. Have advanced technical knowledge in at least one specialty area of Architectural Engineering 
2. Have advanced capability to apply knowledge to engineering problems