BA in History of Architecture in Syracuse United States | Syracuse University

The History of Architecture major and minor programs delve into architectural styles and landmarks while offering broader insights. These programs equip you with a sophisticated comprehension of how human societies have shaped their surroundings through buildings, urban spaces, and landscape modifications across varying social, political, technological, and economic contexts.

To complete the History of Architecture Major, students must complete 30 credits of upper-level courses offered by the School of Architecture and the Department of Art and Music Histories.

Graduates can pursue diverse professional opportunities such as:

preservation of historic structures
management of cultural assets
museum careers
academic research
architectural practice
specialized consulting for heritage buildings.

Program Objectives
Students will critically examine global architectural and urban works across historical periods through formal analysis.
Students will employ contemporary historical frameworks and research methods to study constructed environments.
Students will articulate their perspectives and conclusions effectively through written communication.