Associate Degree in Architectural Technology

The architect as a practising professional has the creative responsibility of designing buildings that shape the physical environment. To understand the diverse technological, humanistic and economical nature of environmental problems, the architect must have a sound general education. More importantly, the knowledge learnt must prepare him or her a life of continuing changes in which problems to be solved will be large and small, for every sort of function, in every type of climate and for every budget.

The economic growth of many developing countries is reflected in the building of infrastructure – both commercial and residential. Therefore, the services of Architectural Technology graduates are greatly in demand in many countries.

Entry requirements

Pass an ‘O’ Level or an equivalent qualification from a recognition institution by the local Ministry of Education.

Programme structure

Year 1
Semester 1 Semester 2
Drawing 1 Architecture Drawing 1
Creative and Innovation Studies Building Construction 1
Fundamental of Design Architecture Design & Theory 1
Introduction to Computer Skills Building Structure 1
Introduction to Research Building Materials
Communication & Study Skills Introduction to Digital Imaging
Year 2
Semester 1 Semester 2
Architecture Design & Theory 2 Architecture Drawing 3
Building Construction 2 Building Construction 3
Building Structure 2 Architectural Design & Theory 3
Architecture Drawing 2 Building Services 2
Building Services 1 Architectural Computing 1
Architecture Techniques
Year 3
Semester 1 Semester 2
Architecture Design Practical Internship
Architecture Drawing 4 Project Report
Building Construction 4
Architecture Science
Architectural Computing 2
Entrepreneurship

Career Paths

  • Architectural Assistant
  • Architectural Draftperson or Technical Assistant
  • Site Supervisor
  • Project Executive/Coordinator
  • ACAD Draftperson
  • Landscape Project Executive