Bachelor of Architecture, Mississippi State University

This course is highly recommended for students passionate about architecture who want a hands-on, project-oriented education with a strong community engagement focus. Its accreditation ensures a recognized qualification, and the program's commitment to innovative, sustainable, and culturally responsible design prepares students to be leaders in their field. Additionally, the opportunity to study in a supportive environment with dedicated studio spaces enhances the learning experience.

The program is designed as a comprehensive Bachelor of Architecture degree, combining four key study areas: Design, History and Theory, Technology, and Professional Practice. Students have the opportunity to engage in various studios, from first-year foundational courses to advanced capstone projects, including specialized studios like the Mass Timber Capstone and Urban Studio.

The Bachelor of Architecture degree is designed as a five-year program for students starting in the fall, with a combined summer start option for transfer students. The program includes extensive studio courses, with students spending their final year at the Jackson Center studios in Jackson, MS. The program also offers a minor in Architectural Studies, consisting of 18 credit hours of ARC courses.

Graduates with a Bachelor of Architecture from Mississippi State University can pursue diverse careers including architect, historic preservationist, urban planner, interior architect, construction manager, and many other roles in design, development, and related fields. The program prepares students for professional licensure and leadership roles in the architecture and design industries.