The program provides a broad liberal arts education centered on design thinking in the fields of architecture, landscape, and urbanism. Students spend the first two years on foundational courses in design, history, and technology, before specializing in the Technology of Architecture, Landscape, and Urbanism stream. This stream emphasizes advanced topics in fabrication, computational design, structural engineering, sustainability, robotics, artificial intelligence, and digital technologies within the built environment. Graduates are equipped with visual literacy, critical thinking, and hands-on technical skills to pursue further study or careers in architecture, design, engineering, and related professions.