Drexel University The Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design 11 courses 24-27 total credits
A minor in Architecture offers students majoring in other disciplines the opportunity to explore architecture through a coherent sequence of coursework. The minor in Architecture can be used for preparation towards professional graduate study in this field. The minor requires design studio courses, courses in architectural history, and architectural elective courses. No more than 9.0 credits from a student's major can be used to fulfill the minor requirements. Interested students should consult the Architecture program director for course selection and scheduling.
| Total Credits | 24-27 credits |
Required Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ARCH 141 | Architecture and Society I | 3 |
| ARCH 142 | Architecture and Society II | 3 |
| ARCH 143 | Architecture and Society III | 3 |
| ARCH 118 | Architectural Design Foundations I | 3 |
| ARCH 119 | Architectural Design Foundations II | 3 |
| ARCH 211 | Architectural Representation I | 2 |
| ARCH 181 | Architecture Studio 1A | 4 |
| ARCH 182 | Architecture Studio 1B | 4 |
| ARCH 183 | Architecture Studio 1C | 4 |
| ARCH 281 | Architecture Studio 2A | 4 |
| ARCH 282 | Architecture Studio 2B | 4 |
| Total Required Courses | 24-27 credits | |
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