1. Architectural design: This is one of the main employment directions for architecture graduates.

2. Urban planning and landscape design: Urban planning departments or landscape design companies need architectural graduates to participate in urban spatial layout planning, land use planning and landscape design.

3. Architectural history and theoretical research: For graduates who are interested in academic research, they can choose to enter universities or research institutions to engage in the teaching and research of architectural history and architectural theory.

4. Construction project management: Construction project management positions need talents with architectural knowledge background, and architectural graduates can serve as project managers or project coordinators in construction projects, responsible for project schedule management, cost control and quality management.

5. Construction review and supervision: The competent government construction department or relevant institutions will recruit architectural professionals to review and supervise the construction projects to ensure the compliance and safety of the construction projects.

6. Architectural education and training: architectural graduates can also choose to enter architectural education institutions to engage in architectural teaching and train the next generation of architects and planners.

7. Architectural consultation and evaluation: With the continuous development of the construction industry, the demand for architectural consultation and evaluation is increasing. Architectural graduates can set up or join architectural consulting companies to provide consulting services for construction projects, including architectural feasibility study and environmental impact assessment.

8. Architecture is a comprehensive discipline, involving many fields such as art, science and technology. It aims to study and create the space environment for human life and activities. Architecture not only pays attention to the appearance design of buildings, but also involves many factors such as the structure, materials, environmental adaptability, functionality, social and cultural significance of buildings.