Lehigh University
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Lehigh University

Lehigh University

Go Beyond Linear Thinking

113 Research Dr building c, Bethlehem, PA 18015, USA

About Lehigh University

The Department of Art, Architecture, and Design at Lehigh University offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architecture, emphasizing experiential learning and critical visual thinking. The program merges traditional hands-on techniques with digital technologies, supported by extensive training in art history and the resources of the Lehigh University Art Galleries (LUAG). Situated within a premier research university, it provides access to museums, internships, and professional opportunities in nearby New York City and Philadelphia. The curriculum includes architectural design studios, art studios, history, theory, materials, and building technology courses, preparing students for graduate studies in architecture or careers in allied fields such as interior design, historic preservation, and real estate development.
Program NameDetails
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
Bachelor

Lehigh University's undergraduate major in architecture offers courses focused on architectural design studios, complemented by art studios, history and theory courses, and introductory materials and building technology courses. This pre-professional program is the first step toward professional registration, typically requiring a Master of Architecture degree afterward.

4 Years
English
Starts from $58,970 USD per year
Deadline: Not specified in the search results.
Bachelor of Arts in Art
Bachelor

The art major introduces students to fundamental art media like drawing, sculpture, painting, and photography. Students can focus on museum studies or graphic design or combine art with other disciplines such as psychology or theater.

4 Years
English
Not specified in the search results.
Deadline: Not specified in the search results.
Bachelor of Arts in Design
Bachelor

The design major engages students with new technologies, materials and media in developing creative processes and critical thinking. The major emphasizes visual communication through digital media, complemented by traditional art making.

4 Years
English
Not specified in the search results.
Deadline: Not specified in the search results.
Bachelor of Arts in Art History
Bachelor

Not specified in the search results.

4 Years
English
Not specified in the search results.
Deadline: Not specified in the search results.

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Faculty
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Alumni
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Programs
Accreditations & Affiliations
The Bachelor of Arts in Architecture is a pre-professional degree and is not a professionally accredited architecture degree (e.g., by NAAB). Graduates seeking professional licensure in architecture typically need to pursue a Master of Architecture (M.Arch) from an accredited institution.
Admissions
26% (for Lehigh University overall)
Acceptance Rate
Deadlines
early_decision
November 1
regular_admission
January 20
Requirements
0: High School GPA (Required)
1: High School Transcript (Required)
2: Recommendations (Required)
3: SAT/ACT scores (Considered, test-optional policy)
4: College Prep Courses (Required/Considered)

Lehigh University Academic FAQ

Lehigh University is Go Beyond Linear Thinking

The acceptance rate for Lehigh University is 26% (for Lehigh University overall), reflecting the selectivity of its academic programs.

Applicants are typically required to submit: High School GPA (Required), High School Transcript (Required), Recommendations (Required), SAT/ACT scores (Considered, test-optional policy), College Prep Courses (Required/Considered).

Lehigh University provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Bachelor of Arts in Art, Bachelor of Arts in Design, Bachelor of Arts in Art History.

Lehigh University is situated in Bethlehem, United States, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.

Yes, Lehigh University holds accreditations from: The Bachelor of Arts in Architecture is a pre-professional degree and is not a professionally accredited architecture degree (e.g., by NAAB). Graduates seeking professional licensure in architecture typically need to pursue a Master of Architecture (M.Arch) from an accredited institution..