Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: 3 Years
Study this cutting-edge, research-led and career-focussed RIBA/ARB Part 2 architecture course, developing your ability to produce innovative social and ecological architectural projects.
On this three-year course you will develop a sophisticated and progressive approach to architectural design. Teaching and design projects are centred on a set of priorities that include social and ethical architectural practice, user and community participation, environmental sustainability, ecological forms of construction, and innovative and alternative models of architectural practice. The course promotes and delivers excellence in building and urban design, and explores architecture as a complex, interdisciplinary and dynamic ecology. You’ll graduate not only with a Part 2 architecture qualification, but with a rigorously developed and creatively explored position within the discipline.
The course shares common modules with the 2-year full-time MArch course and the Degree Apprenticeship MArch course and is designed for students who want to work alongside their study.
Typically an Honours degree in Architecture, 2:2 or above, with RIBA Part 1 validation and ARB prescription, or Equivalent European qualifications, satisfying the EU Architects Directive 85/384/EEC.
In addition to the above, in all cases, suitability for entry will be judged by panel interview with presentation of design portfolio of academic work and where relevant, practice based work.
International or non-EU applicants will need to have a qualification from one of the RIBA Validated International Schools. A high level of English language competence will be required to complete the award successfully.
If the language in which the first degree was taught is not English then typically IELTS 6.5 will be required.
For entry onto the 2-year route of the course typically students would have had some experience of architectural practice, normally 6-12 months, but we are able to consider applications from students without practical experience.
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This course prepares you for a career in
architecture
design
planning and urban design
various spatial practices
research and academia
construction
Compulsory modules
Year 1
Design Studio 4 (50 Credits)
The Praxis Of Architecture 1: Theory And Recent History (15 Credits)
The Praxis Of Architecture 2: Expanding Practice (15 Credits)
Year 2
Construction Ecologies (A) (15 Credits)
Critical Study (15 Credits)
Design Studio 5 (40 Credits)
The Praxis Of Architecture 3: Developing Your Agenda For Practice (10 Credits)
Final Year
Design Studio 6 (65 Credits)
Integrated Practice (15 Credits)
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