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FCE hosts international forum to chart bold course for architectural education in AI era

30 Jun 2025


FCE is renowned for its leadership in construction and environmental studies. Building upon this strength, the new Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Architectural Studies is set to launch in the 2025/26 academic year. Hosted by the Department of Building and Real Estate (BRE) and co-hosted by the School of Design (SD), the new programme integrates knowledge and analytical tools, digital skills and transferable skills with design capabilities to meet the evolving needs of the architectural profession.

In anticipation of this significant academic initiative, FCE hosted the landmark event “International Forum on Architectural Education for the AI Era” on 6 June 2025. The forum gathered key stakeholders in architectural education, including international scholars, industry experts, representatives from professional bodies, and government officials, to exchange insights and visions for architectural education in an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven world.

During the one-day forum, the keynote sessions delivered by internationally acclaimed speakers offered unique perspectives on the intersection of architecture and AI. The round-table discussion sessions sparked lively exchanges on how emerging technologies are reshaping design thinking, educational paradigms, and professional practice. In addition to the forum, a private meeting was held on 5 June 2025, during which experts and stakeholders from academia and industry shared their views on the development roadmap of architectural education at PolyU. 

FCE extends its sincere gratitude to the keynote speakers, session chairs, panellists, and participants for their visions and perspectives. Their contributions have laid the groundwork for ongoing dialogue and collaboration, ensuring that architectural education provided by FCE will remain at the forefront of innovation in the AI era.


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