• Construction Management (B.S.)

    Work areas in this profession include project management, building technology, construction science, land development, real estate, finance and marketing.

  • Interior Design (B.A.)

    The Interior Design program focuses on design theory and application, historic preservation and conservation, sustainable design, visual communication and technology and indoor environmental quality.

  • Landscape Architecture (B.L.A.)

    The Landscape Architecture Program focuses on the integration of art, science and human interaction, applying their knowledge to diverse and immersive project types from local to international settings.

  • Urban and Regional Planning (B.S.)

    The Urban and Regional Planning major develops skills in community economic development, environmental stewardship and sustainability, and planning for transportation, health, housing, and real estate in a global context.