Architecture is the art and science of building. It’s activities encompass the design, development and planning of the built environment as well as managing the construction process. Architects play the key role in creating buildings and habitats that serve as integrated solutions to issues and contexts as diverse as design, research, practice, construction, socio-culture, human behaviour, history, and the environment. An architect’s design could extend from working places and simple individual living, to communal and urban living of the society. Such role demands highly professional and ethical individuals in creating better built environment. The Bachelor of Science in Architecture programme at UTM is designed to produce individuals that can fulfil this role. The Bachelor of Science in Architecture Programme is a professional degree that is equivalent to the professional qualification of the Board of Architects Malaysia Part I, which is the first part of a two tier architecture programme. The programme emphasise on architectural design skill based studio projects and the complementary courses. Competent skills and knowledge addressed with the programme, contribute to the development of architecture within the National framework, for sustainable development. To continuation of the Board of Architects Malaysia Part II is addressed in the Master of Architecture programme.

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The Bachelor of Science (Human Resource Development) with Honours at UTM is a dynamic and industry-relevant program designed to shape future HR professionals, organizational leaders, and change agents. With a strong emphasis on people management, organizational behavior, leadership, and strategic HR practices, this program equips graduates with in-demand skills for thriving in today’s evolving workplace. The course requires students to complete final year project at Semester 6 and 7 and undergo 6 months (24 weeks) of industrial training during the 8th semester (for full-time mode). Assessment of students’ performance is based on formative and summative evaluation conducted throughout each semester.