Bachelor of Science in Architecture
- noun
- The university offers a Bachelor of Science in Architecture program that focuses on sustainable building practices.
Examples
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She completed her Bachelor of Science in Architecture before pursuing a master's degree in urban planning.
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After earning his Bachelor of Science in Architecture, he began working for a prestigious design firm.
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She earned her Bachelor of Science in Architecture last year.
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Many students pursue a Bachelor of Science in Architecture at university.
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After earning her Bachelor of Science in Architecture, she landed a job at a top architectural firm.
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He decided to study for a Bachelor of Science in Architecture because of his passion for design and engineering.
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The Bachelor of Science in Architecture program includes courses in structural engineering and environmental design.
Synonyms
A degree you get after finishing three to four years of study at a university or college
A first university degree in science or similar subjects usually lasting three to four years
A first university degree in science subjects that usually takes three to five years
A college degree in architecture for people training to design buildings
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bachelor + of + science + in + architecture
The phrase is fully compositional: 'bachelor' denotes an undergraduate degree, 'of science' specifies the degree type/discipline category, and 'in architecture' names the field. A B1 learner who knows these constituents and basic prepositions can readily infer it means an undergraduate degree in architecture; this naming pattern is common across languages, reinforcing transparency.
Etymology
Bachelor of Science in Architecture comes from older university words: bachelor once meant a young student, science meant careful study of facts, and architecture means building design. So the name shows it is the first university degree that teaches the practical and technical side of building design, which is why it means 'a bachelor's degree in architecture'.