The Architecture and Environmental Design Programs at Tyler welcomes career-focused students from many backgrounds and life experiences.
Here, you can prepare for a dynamic, sustainable career in a variety of built and natural environments, including architecture, community development, city and regional planning, horticulture, and landscape architecture — whether you’re just starting out or already working in a related role. In many cases, you can earn your degree full-time or part-time, depending on your outside responsibilities like work and family.
Tyler offers multiple programs in Architecture and Environmental Design, providing a range of opportunities for students at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
To best serve the different needs of students at different stages in their academic and professional careers, Tyler offers several types of architecture and environmental design degrees.
Associate’s degree
Bachelor’s degrees
Master’s degrees
When choosing the place to earn your architecture degree or environmental design degree, look at not only what you’ll learn but how you’ll learn it.
The Tyler School of Art and Architecture degree programs hold accreditations from the National Architecture Accrediting Board (NAAB), the Planning Accreditation Board (PAB) and the Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB).
The Tyler School of Art and Architecture features its own embedded admissions team, who can help you with exactly the information you need to make the best decision for your educational and career goals.
The Tyler School of Art and Architecture also offers several undergraduate minors and certificate programs in various architecture, environmental design and related disciplines:
Meet the working professionals / faculty who teach in Tyler’s undergraduate and graduate degrees in architecture and environmental design.
See who we are. See what we do. See how Tyler’s strategies, opportunities, and actions make your education more than earning credits toward your degree.
Tyler’s free-standing, dedicated building features 50,000 square feet just for architecture and environmental designAED programs. In addition to studios, you get access to both the Architecture Woodshop and Architecture Digital Fabrication Lab — each is staffed with technical service pros to help you. Our Ambler Campus boasts a 187-acre arboretum and a 5,600-square-foot greenhouse.
Founded in 2003, the Urban Workshop serves underserved communities and community organizations by creating beautiful, just and sustainable projects. Funded by Temple University’s Office of Research and several other grants, the workshop features collaborations with local architecture firms and other academics.
Connect with your classmates at Tyler and with working pros in the community through student chapters of several professional organizations.
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