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    MA Full-time: 15 months, Part-time: 30 months, Flexible: 2-5 years

Course Description

This programme teaches the principles and skills of situated practice in relation to conceptual spatial theories in art, architecture, performance, urbanism and writing.

Contemporary culture doesn't fit neatly into a box. The overlap between practices, methods and approaches from the fields of architecture, art and design is the fast-evolving terrain of this programme, which examines how architecture cross-pollinates with other creative arts. 

Students learn about spatial theories and practices in art, architecture, performativity, urbanism and writing. They develop a robust understanding of research methods in art and design, and design practice-led research, and create their own site-related projects – from physical installations and digital interventions to site writings.  Working with practitioners and researchers from The Bartlett School of Architecture, alongside affiliated centres and institutions, this programme empowers students to pioneer new forms of hybrid practice between art and architecture.

Entry Requirements

A minimum of a second-class UK degree in an appropriate subject or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. A design/creative portfolio is also expected. Applicants will be asked to submit a portfolio of their design work once their completed application has been received, and should not send or upload work until it has been requested.

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Fees

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Programme Funding

UCL offers a range of financial awards aimed at assisting both prospective and current students with their studies.

Student Destinations

Graduates of this programme are critical, innovative and transdisciplinary practitioners who undertake projects addressing the specific concerns of sites and developing appropriate transformations for them.

Module Details

Compulsory modules

  •  Critical Spatial Practice: Site-Writing
  •  Mediated Environments
  •  Situated Practice: Major Project
  •  Situated Practice: Research Methods
  • The Open Work

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