Associate of Arts in Architecture
The Associate of Arts degree in Architecture is intended to match, within the constraints of the Core Curriculum, the course of study for the first two years of a typical architecture program at a four-year college or university.
Architecture
Through Blinn's Architecture Program, you blend creativity and practicality while gaining knowledge and skills in architectural design, engineering, and program management. Blinn architecture graduates can enter the workforce immediately or transfer to the state’s leading universities, including Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Sam Houston State, and the University of Houston.
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Program FAQ
The 60-credit-hour Associate of Arts in Architecture degree is designed to match the courses a student would take during the first two years of a typical architecture program at a four-year university. As a result, this is often the best degree plan for students who plan to transfer their credits toward a bachelor’s degree program.
The 60-credit hour Associate of Arts Field of Study degree is designed for immediate entry into the workforce and not for transfer toward an advanced degree.
For specific advice, please contact an academic advisor.
Both degrees can be completed on the Bryan Campus.
Blinn has specific architecture transfer agreements in place with Texas A&M University's Landscape and Urban Planning Program and the Texas Tech College of Architecture.
In addition, Blinn courses transfer to bachelor’s degree programs at universities across the nation, including Sam Houston State and the University of Houston. Speak to an academic advisor at your university of choice to see how Blinn credits will apply toward your specific degree plan.
In addition to careers in the architecture industry, graduates are qualified for positions in land and project development, technical sales jobs focusing on building materials, systems, and equipment, or positions with government agencies or financial institutions.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, architects earn a median salary of $80,180 per year.
For degree plans, click the appropriate link below:
Associate of Arts in Architecture
Associate of Arts in Architecture (Field of Study)
Course descriptions are available in the Catalog.
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Dr. Keith Sylvester
Department Head, Traditional Arts, and all studios except digital/photography
Phone: 979-209-7305
Email: keith.sylvester@blinn.edu
Department Head, Traditional Arts, and all studios except digital/photography
Phone: 979-209-7305
Email: keith.sylvester@blinn.edu
Craig Jeffrey
Assistant Dean, Arts, Kinesiology, and Agriculture
Phone: 979-209-8601
Email: craig.jeffrey@blinn.edu
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