Architectural Design Studies
What is architectural design studies?
The Bachelor of Science in Architectural Design Studies prepares graduates for a diverse range of fields in the industry of architecture and beyond. There are three concentrations including Design Management, Design Thinking, and Design Culture. The curriculum begins with foundational design and educational coursework that is common across all concentrations. After foundational coursework, students pursue a combination of core and elective coursework specific to the chosen concentration. This degree provides a general understanding of architectural issues for students who wish to pursue a design-related career.
Why architectural design studies at OSU?
Design is integral to many different disciplines, and there are many different career paths linked specifically to the design of the built environment. The Architectural Design Studies degree is geared for students with an appreciation of design that extends across industries and traditional disciplinary boundaries. The program draws from a strong foundation of design studios and design-related courses in the OSU School of Architecture. Additionally, the curriculum provides students with opportunities to take courses from many different departments within OSU. This program gives students skills and knowledge closely linked to the built environment, while drawing from a broad range of other influences to prepare them for a wide range of careers.