Art, Architecture, and Mechanical Design

The Art, Architecture, and Mechanical Design Pathway is a good fit for creative students who enjoy  developing new ideas, collaboration, designing products, and developing new skills. Academic programs in this pathway can lead to careers in mechanical or architectural design, art and design, photography, and fine arts among others.

Pathway Program

The Pathway Programs are designed to help students who are deciding on their academic and career goals to identify an area of interest. 

• Pathway Degree with Art, Architecture, and Mechanical Design Concentration, A.A.  

Transfer Programs

Transfer Programs are designed to prepare students to transfer to a college or university to complete a bachelor’s degree. 

Mechanical & Architectural Design

• Pre-Master of Architecture, A.A. (Lawrence Technological University)   

Visual Arts

• Fine Arts, A.F.A.  
• Interior Design, A.F.A.  
• Photography, A.F.A.  
• Pre-Art, A.A. (General Transfer)  
• Pre-Photography, A.A. (General Transfer)  

Career Programs

Career programs are designed to prepare students for employment or advancement in a specific career field. 

Mechanical & Architectural Design

• Architectural Technology, A.A.A.S.  
• Mechanical Design Certificate  
• Mechanical Design, A.A.A.S.  

Career + Transfer Programs

Career + Transfer Programs are designed both to prepare students for entry into specific careers and to transfer to a college or university to complete a bachelor’s degree.

Mechanical & Architectural Design

• Architectural Technology, A.A.A.S (Ferris State University-Facility Management)   

Need Help Deciding on a Career?

To assist you in navigating your options, here are a few resources:

The Center for Career and Professional Readiness – Visit this area for assistance with resume building and professional development resources designed to bridge the gap between education and employment.

Explore Careers – This interative tool allows you to browse various industries, view real-time market data and see which academic programs align with your specific career interestes.