What is Architectural Engineering?
UW features small classes where students work closely with expert faculty using some of the most advanced software in the industry. Our on-campus facilities are excellent for learning to build stable structures.
Our faculty are skilled at what they do and possess expertise in their areas of interest.
To name a couple, Dr. Michael Barker is a leading expert in emergency response for damaged structures. He works with FEMA
to train first responders. Dr. Aysegul Demir is an expert in sustainable design and energy-efficient buildings.
With relevant field experience, our faculty show students where architectural engineering
can take them.
Civil and Architectural Engineering Quick Start
Interested in obtaining your master's in civil and architectural engineering? Students with a junior standing can join the Civil and Architectural Engineering Quick Start, B.S./M.S. program. Reach out to cae.info@uwyo.edu or speak with one of your professors for more information and get started today!
Learn MoreWhat Can You Do with a B.S. in Architectural Engineering?
Architectural engineers take on the challenge of piecing together structures to make them secure. The field offers competitive career outcomes with strong chances of placement. Students find themselves in demand across the country upon graduation.
- Structural Engineer
- Construction Engineer
- Building Systems Engineer
- Building Energy Management
- Facilities Management
- Stanford University
- Arizona State University
- University of Virginia
- Engineering Associates
- Amundsen Associates
Yes! Students with an architectural engineering bachelor's are well prepared for graduate study, especially in fields like civil engineering, architecture, construction management or sustainable building systems.
A BS in architectural engineering is a strong first step toward becoming a licensed professional engineer, but it’s not enough on its own. Graduates must also pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam, gain relevant work experience (typically four years under a licensed PE) and then pass the Principles and Practice of Engineering exam in their discipline.
“In my opinion, the best thing about engineering at UW is the incredible support that I received from the professors."
- UW Architectural Engineering Graduate
