143 Bachelor's Programs in Architecture in North America

Top universities for Architecture in North America

Ranked by how many architecture programs each one runs in North America — the count is next to the name.

• Penn State University (5)
• The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (5)
• Illinois Institute of Technology (4)
• University of Washington (3)
• University of Oregon, Eugene (3)
• University of Pennsylvania (3)
• The University of Texas at Austin (3)
• Drexel University (3)
• University of Georgia, Athens (3)
• Michigan State University (2)

January intake in North America

12 of these programs list a dated January start that is still ahead. Dates come from each listing — confirm on the program page before planning around one.

• Bachelor in Interior Design and Architecture — San Francisco State University · starts Jan 2027
• Bachelor in Landscape Architecture — Temple University · starts Jan 2027
• Bachelor in Architectural Studies, BS — University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee · starts Jan 2027
• Bachelor in Architecture — Temple University · starts Jan 2027
• Bachelor in Architecture, BArch — University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee · starts Jan 2027
• Bachelor in Architecture BSARCH — University of Cincinnati · starts Jan 2027

Bachelors in Architecture in North America: common questions

How many architecture programs are there in North America?

143 architecture bachelors programs at 88 universities in North America are open to international students, as of 13 October 2026.

How much does a architecture degree in North America cost?

The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for bachelor's programs in architecture in North America is 36,174 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 27,880 USD and 44,830 USD a year.

Can I study architecture in North America in English?

Yes — 100% of the architecture programs in North America in our catalog are taught in English (143 of 143).

Are any of these architecture programs available online?

1 of the 143 programs in North America are delivered online or by distance learning.