What career prospects do I have with a Bachelor of Arts (FH) in Architecture?

A Bachelor's degree in architecture from a university of applied sciences - combined with the necessary internships - qualifies you to work as an architect FH.

Graduates of the FH Architecture degree program often start out as employees in an architecture or planning office or in public administration. As part of the team, they work independently and share responsibility for one or more stages in the project planning, execution, maintenance and renovation of buildings. With increasing practical experience, they can also take on more demanding management and leadership tasks.

In principle, the step into self-employment is also possible directly after graduating from a university of applied sciences. However, clients usually require a lot of professional experience and references for projects already completed. It is therefore advisable to take the route of employment to gain professional experience and references by working on projects and taking on management tasks (team, office).

Although the architecture sector is affected by economic fluctuations, the career prospects for UAS architects are good thanks to the wide range of possible applications (architecture and planning offices, structural engineering, administration, business, culture, media, landscape, civil engineering, interiors, etc.) and they are sought-after specialists.

Further training opportunities

Consecutive Master's degree programs:

Further training from professional associations and universities of applied sciences (the admission criteria vary depending on the provider. You should therefore obtain information directly from the provider of your choice):

Provider of architecture studies