Architecture is approached with an understanding of both
its theoretical and practical aspects, the integrated
thinking necessary to the solving of problems and the
creation of beauty within the real world of everyday life.
In general, the programs seek to analyze existing and
projected examples of built form, to define fundamental
principles and knowledge of the discipline, to develop
to their highest possible degree the student's skills
in the formation and projection of spatial experience,
and to relate individual creativity to cultural and physical
environment.. Examples of Career Opportunities
Available to Architecture Majors
| Project
Designer |
Associate
Architect |
Project
Manager |
| Project
Architect |
Construction
Administrator |
Specification
Writer |
| Architectural
Programmer |
Urban/Regional
Planner |
Constructor |
Skills and Abilities Associated with this Area of Study
| Ability
to work with others |
Developing
designs for projects |
| A
strong sense of design creativity |
Strong
mathematical and business skills |
| Observing
construction |
Desire
to continue developing knowledge base |
| Proficient
in written and verbal communication |
Detail
and concept oriented |
| Ability
to visualize spatial relationships |
Ability
to work independently |
Sources of Additional Information
in the Information in the Career Resource Center Library
Careers In Architecture
Opportunities In Architectural Careers
Opportunities In Commercial Art & Graphic
Architect? A Candid Guide to Profession
Opportunities in Interior Design and
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Opportunities in
Building Construction Careers
Opportunities in Fire Protection Services Opportunities
in Landscape Architecture, Botanical Gardens, and
Arboreta
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Professional Organizations Involved in this Career Field
Contacts on Campus for More Information About
These Opportunities
Career
Resource Center
1st Floor, Reitz Union
(352) 392-1601
8:00 am- 5:00 pm M-F
www.crc.ufl.edu
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Department
of Architecture
231 Architecture
Phone: (352) 392-0205
Fax: (352) 392-4606
www.arch.ufl.edu
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