Departments & Programs

The following departments and programs constitute the Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design:

• Department of Architecture
• Department of Design
• Department of Music
• Department of Art

Degrees

The Department of Architecture offers an undergraduate program leading to the degree of:

• Bachelor of Architecture (182 credits)

and a graduate program leading to the degree of:

• Master of Architecture in Landscape Urbanism (36 credits)

The Department of Design offers undergraduate programs leading to the degrees of:

• BA in Graphic Design - Typography emphasis (102 credits)
• BA in Graphic Design - Multimedia emphasis (102 credits)
• BA in Graphic Design - Information emphasis (102 credits)
• BA in Interior Design (136 credits)
• BA in Fashion Design (102 credits)
• BA in Photography (102 credits)

and a graduate program leading to the degree of:

• Master of Arts in Design (36 credits)

And Minors in the following fields:

• Minor in Graphic Design (18 credits)
• Minor in Photography (18 credits)

The Department of Music offers undergraduate programs leading to the degrees of:

BA in Music and Musicology

• Musicology emphasis (99 credits)
• Music Education emphasis (99 credits)
• Musimedialogy emphasis (99 credits)
• Arabic Musicology emphasis (99 credits)
• Jazz Music emphasis (99 credits)

and a graduate degree of:

• Master of Arts in Music (36 credits)

The Department of Art offers undergraduate programs leading to the degrees of:

• BA in Fine Arts (102 credits)
• BA in Performing Arts (102 credits)
• BA in Decorative Arts and Crafts (102 credits)

And a graduate progam leading to the degree of:

• Master of Arts in Fine Arts (36 credits)
• And a Minor in Fine Arts (15 credits)

Departmental Admission Requirements

In addition to the University admission requirements, prospective candidates must complete any remedial course(s) the first year of enrollment. Students who fail to meet these requirements will not be allowed to proceed to their bachelor degree in the Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design.