Architecture Phoenicia University

Overview

The Bachelor of Architecture from Phoenicia University emphasizes core foundational courses, engineering and technical subjects, architecture electives, and a well-rounded general education curriculum. Phoenicia University's Architecture program is dedicated to nurturing students' architectural skills, encompassing structural principles, design theory, architectural history, construction techniques, and visual representation. 

Educational Objectives

• Impart on students’ proper understanding of the theoretical, technical, and practical aspects of relevant disciplines of design.

• Encourage the development of an individual approach to design (without imposing one single design philosophy and without falling back on “styles” and formalist approaches).

• Stimulate and cultivate the creative power of each student.

• Acquaint students with technical and intellectual competencies, individual capabilities, and contemporary design approaches.  

Student Learning Outcomes

• An extensive and comprehensive professional and technical skills (and knowledge) needed to qualify as design thinker and competent professional practicing architect across different scales, scopes and tasks (problem solving, form making, planning, etc.). 

• An extensive and comprehensive knowledge and information (analytical and critical, basic and advanced) that would represent the theoretical grounding and foundation for the solid understanding and production of architecture (provided that the above knowledge is properly positioned and framed within broader historical geopolitical and cultural context). 

• The basic and necessary knowledge and skills relevant to structural, constructional and environmental design, with a special focus on sensible practices relating to sustainability, public safety, and welfare.