Architectural engineering provides students with the engineering expertise to technicalize architecture and the architectural planning fundamentals to socialize it. In particular, the curriculum emphasizes the engineering aspect in cultivating the ability of architects to combine theory and practice, and as a result, cultivates architects who are capable of comprehensively performing various complex tasks of creating architecture and environments for humans.

Employment after graduation

1. George Brown College

Program Name	Architectural Technician
When to enroll	Admitted every September and January
Campus	Casa Loma Campus
Features	You will learn the basics of architectural engineering, including CAD drawing, building systems, and structural engineering, as well as specialized knowledge. The School of Architecture at George Brown University trains students to work as Alongside architects, designers and project managers after graduation.

2. Centennial College

Program Name	Architectural Technician
When to enroll	Admitted every September and January
Campus	Morningside Campus
Features	By focusing on a different type of building each semester, students can build their knowledge of each type of building. The focus is on solidifying students’ basic knowledge and fundamental skills so that they can successfully enter the workforce after graduation. Upon graduation, you can transfer to the Architectural Technology program.

3. Fanshawe College (3-year program)

Program Name	Architectural Technology
When to enroll	Admitted every September and January
Campus	London Campus
Features	This is a department with a very high level of student satisfaction. In the labs for students, we own equipment that allows them to create their own buildings. It’s a program that offers so much hands-on learning that it’s often said that you don’t graduate until you’ve built an entire house. Conduct team projects during the semester.