Program Message:

The program’s message is derived from the message of the College of Safety for Science and Technology, which can be summarized as follows:

To provide human resources that possess the knowledge and skills aligned with the needs of the labor market by preparing students capable of keeping up with the requirements of continuous development and success in business. This is achieved through the adoption of the following strategy:

1. Diversifying engineering specializations to meet the needs of the labor market.
2. Continuously developing academic curricula with a focus on practical, applied aspects.
3. Developing skills in the use of computers, information technology, and working with software and the global information network in a way that serves the specialization.

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Program Objectives

1. To prepare specialized personnel in the field of architecture.
2. To contribute to filling the gap in the need for various engineering and industrial sectors in the field of architecture.
3. To keep up with modern developments in the field of architecture.
4. To enable graduates to make decisions in the field of architecture that help in the development of their work and organizational activities.
5. To develop graduates’ skills in the field of architecture in terms of curricula and applications.
6. To build a well-rounded generation of graduates who possess the capabilities to plan and anticipate both the long-term and short-term needs of architecture for industrial facilities of all types.
7. To develop graduates’ skills in scientific research and continuous learning in the field of architecture.

Academic Section:

Scientific Section: Arabic Language – English Language – Religious Education – Specialized Mathematics – Physics – Chemistry + any of the following: Biology – Computer Science – Engineering Sciences – Arts and Design

Industrial Technical Section: Arabic Language – English Language – Religious Education – Specialized Mathematics – Physics – Architectural Drawing + any of the following: Building Architecture – Carpentry and Furniture – Plumbing Installations. Minimum entry requirement: 65%

Year 1

Semester 1	Semester 2
Descriptive geometry	Mathematics 2
Arabic Language 1	Arabic Language 2
English Language 1	English Language 2
Mathematics 1	Building Construction 1
Workshops 1	Architectural Deign 2
Architectural Design 1	History of Architecture 1
Building Materials	Architectural Science 1
Theory of Architectural 1	Structural Mechanics 1

Year 2

Semester 3	Semester 4
English Language 3	English Language 4
Introduction to  computer science	Architectural Design 4
Architectural Design 3	History of Architecture 2
Building Construction 2	Building Services Systems  1
Architectural Science 2	Building Construction 3
Theory of Architectural 2	Surveying
Structural Mechanics 2	Architectural Science 3
Landscape	Computer Applications 1
	Structural Design 1

Year 3

Semester 5	Semester 6
Islamic Contracts	Occupational & Environmental Safety
Architectural Design 5	Architectural Design 6
Planning & Housing 1	Building Construction 4
Building Services Systems  2	Computer Applications 3
Structural Design 2	Planning & Housing 2
Measurements & Specifications	Architectural Science 4
Theory of Architectural 3	Building Services Systems 3
Histroy of Architecture 3

Year 4

Semester 7	Semester 8
Architectural Design 7	Architectural Design 8
Engineering Economics	Building Construction 5
Scientific Research Methodology	Architectural History 4
Computer Applications 4	Engineering Projects Management
Workshop 2	Optional Subject
Optional Subject

Year 5

Semester 9	Semester 10
Professional ethics	Building Code
Architectural Design 9	Graduation Project 2
Graduation Project 1