Program Definition:
Architectural Engineering (AE) focuses on the design, integration and coordination of building engineering systems, including structural systems; heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems; acoustical systems; and lighting and electrical systems. The University of Nebraska AE program is part of the Charles W. Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction. It is offered on the Omaha campus in the Peter Kiewit Institute Building.
Points of Excellence:
- Demand for architectural engineering graduates is very high,
because there are only 15 programs in the country, while there
are thousands of architectural engineering design firms
- One of the top architectural engineering programs in the country
- A five-year program leading to a Bachelor's of Science and a
Master of Architectural Engineering degree
- Many internship opportunities with Nebraska's concentration of architectural engineering design firms, including three of the country's largest firms
Mission Statement:
- To educate individuals to have rewarding careers in building engineering design and operation
- To promote and advance the science and art of building engineering design and operation
- To provide services to the university, community, and architectural engineering profession
- To provide an enriching environment that is fulfilling to and that supports the development of our faculty and staff
Facilities:
- structures lab
- lighting lab
- building systems lab
Downloads:
• Architectural Engineering Info and Curriculum
• BSAE Curriculum (Fall 2006)
• MAE Curriculum (Fall 2006)
Contact:
Ivy E Miller
Administrative Technician
email: imiller@mail.unomaha.edu
Architectural Engineering
University of Nebraska
Peter Kiewit Institute
103C PKI
1110 S. 67th Street
Omaha, NE 68182-0681
Phone: (402) 554-3856
Fax: (402) 554-2080
