Pre-ArchitecturePre-Professional Program
Why study Pre-Architecture at Gustavus?
Architecture is a dynamic intersection of creativity and functionality. As a student at Gustavus you can study spatial design, construction technology, sustainable practices, and cultural considerations, shaping your understanding of this multifaceted discipline that influences the built environment.
A faculty advisor from the Art and Art History Department assists you in selecting classes that explore the art and science of designing spaces and creating a significant portfolio of your studio art projects in preparation for graduate study.
Course Examples
Studying Pre-Architecture at Gustavus, you are able to choose your major and courses based on your interest and career goals. Here are examples of common classes taken by a Pre-Architecture student.
- T/D-223Computer-Aided Drafting and Design
- T/D-323Advanced Computer-Aided Drafting and Design
- ART-110Drawing - Techniques and Theories
- ART-220Introduction to Graphic Design
What career paths are common after pursuing Pre-Architecture at Gustavus?
A degree from Gustavus provides you with the foundation you need to specialize in certain areas after completing graduate school. Here are examples of what Gustie alumni pursue:
- Urban Planner
- Landscape Architect
- Restoration Architect
- Lighting Architect