Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Architectural Engineering with Foundation Year (H127)

Students will excel in designing and developing sustainable, efficient buildings through the Architectural Engineering degree at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU). They will learn to balance aesthetics with functionality, ensuring their designs are visually appealing, structurally sound, comfortable, and sustainable.

With the foundation year, students will build a strong academic base, acquiring essential skills in mathematics, programming, applied science, and engineering—key components for success in the main degree.

This year is focused on preparing students to confidently handle the challenges of the engineering course. It will help them grasp fundamental concepts, facilitating a smooth and successful transition into the full degree program.

From day one, students will collaborate on projects that simulate professional work environments in state-of-the-art facilities, including the £65 million Verena Holmes building. At CCCU, they will also have opportunities to tackle real-world challenges alongside industry partners, providing them with a unique advantage upon graduation.

As they progress through the course, students will be encouraged to build a personal portfolio and develop confidence in expressing their unique creativity. They will gain problem-solving skills and acquire a deep understanding of building architecture. From residential to commercial projects, this degree will prepare students for a wide range of exciting career opportunities in the thriving construction industry.