BArch
Architecture
Research-oriented studios supported by technical knowledge, theory, and professional practice.
Prospective students
Find an undergraduate program, understand the next steps, and discover the studios, laboratories, communities, and opportunities that shape an MSFEA education.
Your next step
MSFEA undergraduate study spans architecture, landscape architecture, graphic design, and seven engineering programs, with opportunities to add a focused minor.
Program details, admissions requirements, deadlines, financial aid, and academic rules can change. Use the linked AUB sources when you are ready to decide or apply.
Find your field
Each official program page provides the current curriculum, contacts, and academic requirements.
BArch
Research-oriented studios supported by technical knowledge, theory, and professional practice.
BLA
Design landscapes through ecological, social, spatial, and infrastructural inquiry.
BFA
Visual communication across typography, identity, publication, digital media, and environmental design.
BE / BS
Use science and mathematics to design processes, equipment, materials, and treatment systems.
BE
Develop safe, resilient, economical, durable, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.
BE
Study programming, hardware, networks, communications, electronics, and electromagnetic systems.
BS
Learn the planning, resources, logistics, management, quality, and delivery of construction projects.
BE
Build foundations in circuits, electronics, energy, signals, intelligent control, and power systems.
BE
Combine engineering and management to improve complex systems across industry and services.
BE
Learn thermal fluids, design, materials, manufacturing, and mechatronics through applied work.
Extend your degree
Add a focused area of engineering, design, management, or public-purpose practice to your primary program.
Energy
Computing
Health and design
Processes
Leadership
Public purpose
Cities
Sustainability
Product development
Engage, explore, innovate
MSFEA presents hands-on work, student communities, and human-centered practice as central parts of the undergraduate experience.
Students work in laboratories, studios, field settings, and makerspaces where ideas become tests, models, prototypes, and public work.
Clubs and societies build community across programs, while design-thinking activities help students frame needs and create useful responses.
Plan your application
AUB Admissions remains the authority for application routes, requirements, dates, and decisions.
Review fields, degree structures, and official program pages before narrowing your choices.
Check curriculum, academic rules, course descriptions, and published requirements for 2026–27.
Use AUB's official financial-aid information to understand current aid, scholarships, and application procedures.
Follow the current application route, deadlines, testing requirements, and document instructions published by Admissions.
Official destinations
These offices own the live requirements, forms, dates, financial information, and student guidance.
Official source
This page presents the most useful information in a clearer format. AUB remains the authoritative source for admissions, curricula, policies, dates, and forms.
Need help?
Ask the faculty team for program guidance, then confirm admissions requirements and deadlines with AUB Admissions.