The Architecture and Environmental Design (AED) Department at Temple University's Tyler School of Art and Architecture offers a broad range of degree pathways in that prepare a diverse community of students to be leaders and innovators in built-environment design, from sustainable buildings and urban planning to ecological restoration, and more.
A core strength of the Tyler School of Art and Architecture is the breadth of its academic programs. The school offers more than 40 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Our Bachelor of Fine Arts programs are also offered as BFA with Entrepreneurial Studies or a BFA with Art Education concentration.
The Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University offers undergraduate and graduate pathways to earning art teaching certification in Pennsylvania and becoming a teaching artist and a leader where the arts, education and the community intersect.
The Department of Art History at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture educates students to understand art and visual culture from an inclusive and global perspective, fostering knowledge and awareness of human creativity as a fundamental form of expression in a world where visual literacy and cultural production play a vital role in shaping society.
The Bachelor of Arts in Art Therapy at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture introduces students to a professional pathway that integrates mental health, human services and the creative process. The program supports students’ development of a broad range of skills needed to succeed in careers from art therapy to counseling, enriching the lives of individuals, families and communities.
The City & Regional Planning and Community Development programs at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University educate students to become leaders who collaborate with diverse communities to establish lasting improvements for residents.
Discover your creative potential with the Design & Illustration programs at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Whether you’re passionate about design, digital storytelling, or shaping cutting-edge user experiences, our majors and minors offer you the tools and knowledge to turn your passion into a career. You’ll learn how to create meaningful user experiences, solve complex problems through visual communication, and employ your creativity to inspire change and address cultural and social issues.
The Landscape Architecture and Horticulture degree programs at Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University share a vision of inspiring the next generation of professionals to lead the transformation of natural and built environments — creating places that are ecologically sound, socially equitable and resilient, while addressing the challenges of climate change.
The Visual Studies program at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture is a unique program that equally integrates art making with academic scholarship.
