The Department of Architecture at Petra University offers an outstanding program for obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Architecture. The program stands out for its modernity, alignment with rapid scientific developments, and alignment with the requirements of the job market. Students in this field receive meticulous attention, focusing on technical, artistic, scientific, practical, and social aspects to serve sustainable community development.
The study period is five years, divided into ten academic semesters. Students can complete the program in a minimum of four and a half years, during which they earn a Bachelor's degree in Architecture upon successfully completing 165 accredited credit hours distributed as follows:
- 24 credit hours of university requirements (mandatory and elective).
- 27 credit hours of college requirements (mandatory and elective).
- 99 credit hours of department requirements (mandatory and elective).
- 15 credit hours of department supporting requirements (mandatory).
The mandatory requirements include a three-month continuous practical training and community service as a graduation requirement.
The program's curriculum allows students to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and its practical application. This enhances their readiness for excellence in both the job market and further studies. The curriculum includes a variety of specialized practical courses taught in well-equipped college classrooms, studios, and labs.
The curriculum is designed in alignment with the standards and requirements of the Jordanian Higher Education Accreditation Commission to ensure quality. It also aligns with international programs while allowing for continuous development to respond to expected changes.
