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This study explores the future of architectural engineering education through innovative transformations, aiming to adapt to the evolving needs of the profession and society. With advancements in technology, sustainability concerns, and interdisciplinary collaboration reshaping the architectural landscape, educational institutions must undergo significant changes to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities ahead. Drawing on emerging pedagogical approaches, experiential learning methods, and cutting-edge technologies, this research unveils innovative transformations in architectural engineering education. Key findings highlight the importance of hands-on experiences, design thinking principles, collaborative projects, and digital tools in fostering creativity, critical thinking, and technical skills among students. Insights from this study inform strategies for reimagining curricula, enhancing teaching methodologies, and cultivating future-ready architectural engineers.
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Architectural engineering education, innovative transformations, future trends
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