Academic Programs
The College of Architecture offers a comprehensive catalog of top-ranked graduate and undergraduate programs in the architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, construction science, land development, and visualization disciplines.
We offer six undergraduate degree programs and ten graduate degree programs, each fully accredited at the highest possible level, through our four departments:
- Department of Architecture
- Department of Construction Science
- Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning
- Department of Visualization
Undergraduate Studies
The College of Architecture offers six majors and six minors to undergraduate students within our four departments. Visit our Undergraduate Studies page to read about our articulated degrees, the variety of scholarships available to our students, and how to apply to Texas A&M University.
- Bachelor of Environmental Design
- Bachelor of Science in Construction Science
- Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
- Bachelor of Science in Urban & Regional Planning
- Bachelor of Science in Visualization
- Bachelor of Science in University Studies—Global Arts, Planning, Design & Construction
Graduate Studies
The college's highly-ranked graduate programs offer ten degrees, including dual-degree and graduate certificate programs. Read on to learn more about our master's and doctorate programs, as well as the generous funding opportunities available to our students.
- Master of Architecture
- Master of Science in Architecture
- Master of Land & Property Development
- Master of Landscape Architecture
- Master of Urban Planning
- Master of Science in Construction Management
- Master of Science in Visualization
- Master of Fine Arts in Visualization
- Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture
- Doctor of Philosophy in Urban & Regional Sciences
Study Abroad
College of Architecture curriculum requires students to pursue opportunities to study in venues worldwide, gathering life-changing experiences that transform them into citizens of the larger world. Each undergraduate student spends one semester away from campus during their junior year of studies, either through the college's Study Abroad programs, a semester at a National Student Exchange university, a service-oriented program, or a professional internship at a firm engaged in a business represented by the departments in the college. Our Study Abroad students travel to countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, China, Mexico, and Costa Rica.