Faculty of Environmental Sciences

The architectural profession is one of the most important components of the construction sector. It incorporates many fields of knowledge. Sustainable and ecological design, structural elements and materials, history of architecture and restoration, urban planning and design, interior design, landscaping, construction techniques, informatics, philosophy, art, etc. are among the fields of architecture. Therefore, architects have a broad carrier range.

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Urban and Regional Planning is an interdisciplinary discipline that encompasses both urban design and urban planning and has historically taken a top-down approach to the physical development of human settlements. The design aspects include creating and moulding the physical qualities of urban and rural areas, as well as planning for municipal service delivery to improve inhabitants’ health and well-being while adhering to sustainability requirements.

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The programme aims to achieve the following:

• Provide a well-balanced theoretical and practical education that equips students with the requisite knowledge and skills for effective professional practice.
• Enable students to develop their intellectual, analytical, and critical abilities to control the technological, economic, human, and material resources involved in the building production process.

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Estate Management is concerned with the analysis, direction, supervision and control of interests in landed property with the aim of securing optimum return. The general philosophy is to develop highly skilled and intellectually prepared professionals in the wide area of Estate Management and to optimize the use of land among competing claims with due regards to economic and social advantages and long-term future developments.

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Quantity Surveying is part of the large Environmental Science subject domain that shares much of its knowledge base with other disciplines. It primarily deals with measurements, costing and management of resources in the building construction process. Quantity surveying is concerned with the provision and analysis of information for decision making and resource allocation and most often, project management in the built environment.

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