MArch Architecture
Course Overview
Our Master of Architecture (MArch) is a RIBA Part II accredited programme designed to help you define the kind of architect you want to be through intensive, studio-based learning. The course challenges you to stretch the boundaries of your design imagination with projects that range from urban scales to intricate details, supported by theoretical and practical seminars. You will graduate with a tailored portfolio and the independent, research-led skills necessary for a successful career in the architectural profession.
Key Program Highlights
- RIBA Part II professionally accredited, providing a direct pathway to a career in architecture
- Tailor your portfolio through a range of thematic studios and a self-led design thesis
- International learning opportunity with a first-year design project based on a major European city
- Option to pursue a live build project, a dissertation, or modules in Urban Design and Planning
- Exposure to leading practitioners and ideas through the school-wide 'Conversations with Practice' lecture series
Course Overview
Our Master of Architecture (MArch) is a RIBA Part II accredited programme designed to help you define the kind of architect you want to be through intensive, studio-based learning. The course challenges you to stretch the boundaries of your design imagination with projects that range from urban scales to intricate details, supported by theoretical and practical seminars. You will graduate with a tailored portfolio and the independent, research-led skills necessary for a successful career in the architectural profession.
Key Program Highlights
- RIBA Part II professionally accredited, providing a direct pathway to a career in architecture
- Tailor your portfolio through a range of thematic studios and a self-led design thesis
- International learning opportunity with a first-year design project based on a major European city
- Option to pursue a live build project, a dissertation, or modules in Urban Design and Planning
- Exposure to leading practitioners and ideas through the school-wide 'Conversations with Practice' lecture series
