The program aims at training a specialist with the ability to conceptually solve the problem, understand the field in the historical context; the undergraduate can carry out professional practical activities in accordance with the predetermined guidelines related to special and creative thinking. The undergraduate is familiar with the basics of architectural planning methodology, typological groups of buildings, and the main requirements of urban planning development of landscape and recreational spaces including legislative and normative acts in the field of architecture. The undergraduate is equipped with the knowledge of the volumetric scale of architectural forms as well as with the ways, principles, and methods of adjusting them to the site.

• Workbook methods;
• Demonstration method;
• Practical method;
• Project preparation;
• Practice;
• Sketch preparation;
• Preparing the maquette of architectural object;
• Preparing presentations;
• Search the relevant material in electronic format or libraries;
• Discussions/Debates;

In addition to the core subjects shaping the architect's competence, the program has two university-compulsory elective subjects - a social/humanitarian and STEM block and a block of elective subjects.

The program is meticulously designed to account for the individualization of students' language competencies. Specifically, students start learning the English language at a proficiency level relevant to the assessed knowledge evidenced by the unified national examinations and internal assessments.

The maximum raw score determined on the unified national exam:

• If 63% is obtained, the student is admitted at the B1/1 level of English;  
• in case of receiving 64% to 86% - at B1/2 level;
• In case of receiving 87% to 100% - at B2/1 level.
• In case of receiving more than 93%, the student is given a language proficiency test, and if the threshold score is achieved, the student will be able to register at the B2/2 level of English. If the student does not pass the threshold, he/she will be admitted to the B2/1 level.
• In case of obtaining more than 93%, if the student does not appear for the test, he/she will be admitted to the B2/1 level.

To obtain a bachelor's academic degree, a student needs to accumulate 240 credits comprising:

• Core subjects of the program - 228 ECT (Including specialty-defining subjects - 210 ECTS)
• Blocks of university-compulsory elective subjects - 18 ECTS
• Elective subjects of the program - 12 ECTS