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100 Crouse-Hinds Hall 900 South Crouse AvenueSyracuse, NY 13244-3611School of ArchitectureQuick Facts/Syracuse UniversityFounded in 1870Average Class Size: 26Location: Main campus is in Syracuse, NY,with U.S. centers in New York City,Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., andseven centers around the world.Research: Syracuse, a Research 1institution, was awarded 79.3 millionin 2016 for research, teaching, andother sponsored programs.Undergraduate Enrollment:14,000 students representing118 countriesStudy Abroad: Program consistently rankedone of the top in the U.S. Almost half ofSyracuse students study abroad at leastonce.Majors: 200 majors/100 minors within nineundergraduate schools and collegesStudent-to-Faculty Ratio: 15:1(Average architecture design studiostudent-to-faculty ratio is 13:1)Career Placement: 91 percent of 2016seniors responding to the University’sPlacement Survey are employed, joining themilitary, or attending graduate school.Syracuse University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.For information, please visit msche.org or atus.

The Curriculum at a Glance(view course descriptions at bit.ly/SyracuseArch)As an architect, you’ll need the technical skills to design buildings, sites, and cities—andthe intellect to consider the role of design in the world. You’ll develop both at Syracuse’shighly ranked program, which combines advanced contemporary practice with theory andsocial engagement.Related CareersArchitectural HistoryChinese StudiesComputer ScienceEarth SciencesEconomicsEntrepreneurshipGeographyGlobal Political EconomyInternational BusinessLandscape ArchitecturePhysicsTechnologyARC 1413 CHSpringAC 1086 CHARC 1333 CHARC 1213 CHFallARC 2076 CHARC 1343 CHARC 2223 ectivesA&S/OpenElectivesTotalHoursARC 1813 CHWRT 1053 CH15CHARC 1823 CHStructures Prep 183 CHCHA&S Elective3 CH18CHSpringARC 2086 CHARC 2423 CHARC 3076 CHARC 2113 CHA&S Elective3 CH18CHARC 3223 CHARC 3113 CHA&S Elective3 CHSpringARC 4076 CHProf. Elective3 CHOpen Elective3 CHFourth YearFallSpringARC 4086 CHARC HistoryElective3 CHARC 4233 CHProf. Elective3 CH18CH15CH15CHOnly offered onmain campusARC 4096 CHProf. Elective3 CHA&S Elective3 CH15CHOpen Elective3 CHFallSpringARC HistoryElective3 CHARC 5053 CHA&S Elective3 CH15CHOpen Elective3 CHARC 5086 CH18 CHProf. Elective3 CH12 CH6 CHFlorence/London/NYC ProgramsFor more information or for an in-person portfolio review on campus or in select cities acrossthe country, contact Recruiting Director Vittoria Buccina at vabuccin@syr.edu.Important DeadlinesA&S Elective3 CH*CH—Credit HoursARC 5853 CHProf. Elective3 CHOpen Elective3 CH15CH12 CH18 CH42 CH162 CHMinimal curricular modifications are possible, effective fall 2018.Accreditationsoa.syr.eduComplete the Common Application to Syracuse University.Submit a portfolio of your work in art and design that representsyour creative vision and technical capacities.A&S Elective3 CHTotal CH 54 CHOn the Cover: A studio model from a first-year studentHow to PrepareTo apply to the bachelor of architecture program, you’ll need toProf. Elective3 CHFifth YearYour course of study in a professional degree program is embedded in a progressive liberalarts university. This provides you the ability to do cross-disciplinary work and pursue a minorin a variety of fields. Recent minors include:ARC 1076 CH*FallAlthough most graduates pursue a career in architecture, the bachelor of architecturedegree (B.Arch.) is also an excellent foundation for related fields. Recent graduates havegone into fields that include real estate development, environmental engineering, urbandesign, landscape design, interior design, furniture design, construction management, andexhibit installation.Expand Your Skill SetHistoryTheoryWRT 2053 CHThird YearThe core of the program is the studio experience: an intense exploration of the creativeprocess. The design studio is a physical place—a set of rooms where each student has adedicated workspace. You’ll receive intensive feedback as you develop your work, learningfrom faculty, your classmates, and your own design process.Second YearThe CurriculumThe School of Architecture provides a five-year professional degree program in acollaborative, project-based environment. Your design education is fostered through extensiveone-on-one communication with faculty, international architects, and distinguished visitingcritics in the studio and through formal reviews.DesignFallFirst YearAbout the School of ArchitectureIn the United States, most state registration boards require a degree from an accredited professional degree program as a prerequisite for licensure. The NationalArchitectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), which is the sole agency authorized to accredit U.S. professional degree programs in architecture, recognizes three types ofdegrees: the bachelor of architecture, the master of architecture, and the doctor of architecture. A program may be granted an eight-year, three-year, or two-year term ofaccreditation, depending on the extent of its conformance with established educational standards.Doctor of architecture and master of architecture degree programs may require a pre-professional undergraduate degree in architecture for admission. However,the pre-professional degree is not, by itself, recognized as an accredited degree.Syracuse University School of Architecture offers the following NAAB-accredited programs:B.Arch, 162 credits M.Arch, 110 creditsNovember 15: Early Decision application and portfolio deadlineDecember 1: Final day for in-person portfolio reviews under theRegular Decision planJanuary 1:Regular Decision application deadlineJanuary 5:Portfolio upload deadline for Regular Decision applicants

Highlights and DistinctionsReputationSyracuse’s undergraduate architecture program is ranked #3 in the United States byDesignIntelligence (2018), the industry’s leader for ranking design programs.Faculty commitmentUnlike many programs, Syracuse Architecture has resident, full-time faculty who will helpyou develop your own aesthetic interests and design process. Faculty members bring theirpractical experiences to the classroom, and recent classes have explored architecturalhistory, high-performance skins, urban design, and material experimentation.Lecturers and criticsAttend lectures featuring architects, scholars, curators, theorists, and critics who contributeto the world of architecture, design, urbanism, and technology. As an upper- level student,you’ll have access to visiting critics from around the world who will teach you currenttheoretical approaches and design methods.Get right to workBecause the bachelor of architecture degree (B.Arch.) combines an undergraduate liberalarts education with professional training, you’ll be on the path to becoming a registered andlicensed architect, with no graduate school required.Career guidanceThe School of Architecture’s Office of Career Services will help you with everything fromaccessing the alumni network to interview training and portfolio preparation. Director ConnieCaldwell was cited as a Most Admired Educator by DesignIntelligence for her ability torecognize student strengths and connect students with companies and professional practices.Take part in student organizationsYou’ll have access to more than 300 campus organizations, many specific to architecture,art, and design. These include the American Institute of Architecture Students, the Societyof Multicultural Architects and Designers, the Architecture Student Organization, theNational Organization of Minority Architecture Students, and Freedom by Design, whichdesigns and builds small-scale projects for low-income and disabled members of theSyracuse community.soa.syr.edu

Global CampusBroaden your perspective and enhance your education with off-campus study. You canspend a semester or full year studying abroad at the University’s centers in Florence andLondon, or at the Fisher Center in New York City. Programs are fully integrated into thecurriculum and staffed by full-time faculty.The school also offers summer and other short programs led by faculty. Past programs haveincluded experiences in Turkey, Spain, Portugal, France, Netherlands, Scandinavia, Japan,Brazil, Ghana, and Switzerland, as well as visiting critic studio trips to: Shenzhen, China; Taipei,Taiwan; Buenos Aires, Argentina; and Oslo, Norway.“My education engendered a reverence for material and a respect forthe site and budget that have contributed directly to my professionalsuccess.”— Katherine Hogan ’05, principal, Tonic Design Tonic Construction, Raleigh, NC“One of the profound tools that I learned in the design studios at theSchool of Architecture was a rich and fertile understanding of scale, notonly for buildings but for the spaces created between and around them.”— Patrick Ahearn ’73, president, Patrick Ahearn Architects, Boston, MA“Studying architecture in Florence, Italy, fostered one of the mostenergetic, fun, culturally immersive, comfort-zone-shattering, designdriven, inspirational semesters of my undergraduate education—trulyessential.”— Evie Soileau ’17soa.syr.edu

100 Crouse-Hinds Hall 900 South Crouse AvenueSyracuse, NY 13244-3611School of ArchitectureQuick Facts/Syracuse UniversityFounded in 1870Average Class Size: 26Location: Main campus is in Syracuse, NY,with U.S. centers in New York City,Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., andseven centers around the world.Research: Syracuse, a Research 1institution, was awarded 79.3 millionin 2016 for research, teaching, andother sponsored programs.Undergraduate Enrollment:14,000 students representing118 countriesStudy Abroad: Program consistently rankedone of the top in the U.S. Almost half ofSyracuse students study abroad at leastonce.Majors: 200 majors/100 minors within nineundergraduate schools and collegesStudent-to-Faculty Ratio: 15:1(Average architecture design studiostudent-to-faculty ratio is 13:1)Career Placement: 91 percent of 2016seniors responding to the University’sPlacement Survey are employed, joining themilitary, or attending graduate school.Syracuse University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.For information, please visit msche.org or atus.