Architectural Engineering

Overview

The Architectural Engineering programme of University of Liège enables the ideas covered in the Bachelor's Degree to be explored in greater depth. In the first part, the classes cover the design of large-scale architectural projects, collaborative design, heritage conservation, building physics, structural design, sustainable development and urban mobility.

In the second part, you can choose between two specialisms:

• Architectural and urban engineering;

• Urban and environmental engineering.

Learning outcomes

Architectural civil engineers rely on their creativity, scientific rigour and technical skills to design, realise and implement architectural and urban projects which directly or indirectly meet the development needs of individuals and society. They are professionals who are responsible for their natural, economic and social environment, taking account of constraints of each site into their work.

Architectural civil engineers educated by the University of Liège develop an integrated approach to the built environment, in both its physical and socio-cultural components. They have the technical and organisational skills to enable them to design and manage large architectural projects, including the programming phase, the ideas stage, composition, project planning, implementation, approval and management. They excel in managing complex projects and overcoming the environmental and urban factors connected with a building. These qualities are acquired throughout the programme (Bachelor's + Master's Degree), based on a gradual process of developing more in-depth and specialised skills.