Mar 28, 2024  
2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog [Not Current Academic Year. Consult with Your Academic Advisor for Your Catalog Year]

Environmental Design, B.S.


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Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design  > Environmental Design, B.S.

The program for the Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design degree (preprofessional) is a four-year curriculum of at least 128 semest credit hours.

The curriculum includes at least 73 semester credit hours of architecture courses, 34 of which are advanced (3000 level or higher). The degree includes the university’s required core curriculum and 4 semester hours of elective courses. The program maintains the same focus as the Bachelor of Architecture program with less emphasis on professional practice.

Foundation


Intermediate


Spring Semester


Total 17


Fall Semester


Total 16


Spring Semester


Total 17


Upper Level


Fall Semester


Total 15


Spring Semester


  • Interdisciplinary Elective Credit Hours: 3.0
  • ARCH Elective Credit Hours: 3.0
  • Electives Credit Hours: 7.0

Total 13


Note:


The Bachelor of Architecture requires a successful review of work after the 3rd semester for advancement in the degree.

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design requires a successful review of work after the 3rd semester for advancement in the degree.

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design requires a successful review of work after the 4th semester for advancement in the degree.

College Website URL for Degree Information

http://www.uh.edu/architecture/programs/undergraduate-programs/environmental-design/

Faculty Contact

Meg Jackson, Instructional Assistant Professor & Foundation Level Coordinator

mhjackson@uh.edu

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