Architecture Part 2, MArch

The programme prepares students for future careers as national and international architects.

The School of Design has an Employability Officer who when applicable provides specific opportunities relevant to your own course. They work closely with professionals in industry to ensure you are well-prepared for the workplace and have already begun to build your professional network by the time you graduate. If a Post Graduate student wishes to enquire about career opportunities, they should speak to their Employability Officer.

The central Employability and Careers Service also provides support for students preparing to apply for placements and graduate roles, such as CV clinics, mock interviews and employability skills workshops.

You should have an undergraduate degree in architecture, or an equivalent design-based degree, at 2.1 or above.

You'll also need the ARB/RIBA Part 1 examination or equivalent and a good portfolio of your academic and practice work. You'll need a personal statement outlining why you wish to apply, plus practice and academic references.

The course is recognised by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).
You can choose a Design Unit in which to undertake project work, each with a different specialism.
The course prepares you for the complexities of contemporary architectural practice through rigorous academic and professional teaching.
You'll produce the highest level of architectural design and combine the best of practice and academia in a design portfolio.
You can study part-time by attending for two days a week over three years.