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3.1.5 Minor in Architectural Studies


This Minor is available only to students who are not in the Bachelor of Design in City Innovation program.

To be eligible for the Minor, students must have successfully completed a minimum of 48 units in post-secondary study by the end of the Winter Term in the year in which they apply. Admission to the Minor will be granted for the Fall Term only. Students must apply via their online Student Centre by February 1.

The Minor has a fixed number of places for students. Students will be admitted on a competitive basis. The application to the Minor will include consideration of the applicant’s grade point average and a portfolio of their creative work. The grade point average for admission purposes will be calculated over the most-recent course work to a maximum of 30 units inclusive of the University of Calgary courses and/or transferable courses taken at other institutions. Students will be considered for admission on a competitive basis, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.

Applicants to the Minor must submit a digital portfolio that provides evidence of original or creative work in any field or medium, and includes a brief statement of their interest in the Minor. The requirements for digital portfolio submissions can be found on the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape website.


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