Bachelor of Architecture

The baccalaureate program mainly focuses on learning about architectural projects and developing skills and knowledge of the discipline. It encourages a responsible view of professional practice with an emphasis on creating a sustainable built environment. Through your course, you discover the theoretical and critical issues of the discipline, while developing cultural openness through internationalization activities.

The first year workshops offer the exploration of form and architectural language through a series of exercises mainly carried out in models, before tackling housing. In the second year, you tackle projects in an urban environment and are introduced to work on materiality and construction. In the third year, you develop 2 projects of your choice and can participate in a workshop abroad or international exchanges.

The professional master's degree in architecture gives access to the Order of Architects of Quebec and the baccalaureate-master's path is accredited by the Canadian Architectural Certification Council (CCCA).

“In Canada, the Canadian Council for Certification in Architecture (CCCA), is the only organization authorized by the Association of Orders of Architects of Canada (ROAC) to accredit Canadian professional degree programs in architecture for the purposes of issuing certifications. an architect's license. »

Source: Appendix A-1 - CCCA accreditation conditions and durations for professional architecture programs - 2017