Architectural Engineering MEng, BEng
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Bachelor's degree
In Leeds
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Leeds
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Duration
4 Years
Leeds was the first university in the UK to offer architectural engineering degrees some 50 years ago. The Architectural Engineering course is truly interdisciplinary, designed to produce engineers who can design buildings by integrating the principles and practice of architecture, building physics and structural engineering.
You’ll work on a series of studio-based building design projects, many of which will be undertaken in our new studio spaces. Not only will you put into practice what you have learned in lectures, laboratory classes and tutorials, but you will also build scale models and develop graphical presentation and computer modelling skills using industry standard software.
As with all the School’s degrees, Architectural Engineering is accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators, which will help you to gain chartered engineer status after graduation.
You can choose to take either the four-year Integrated Masters (MEng, BEng) or the three-year Bachelor’s (BEng) degree on this course.
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About this course
Architectural engineering graduates are in great demand from multi-disciplinary consultancies specialising in building design and contractors engaged in building construction and project management. Typically, the majority of graduates each year secure professional or managerial positions as graduate structural, civil or building services engineers, design engineers, architectural engineers or with architectural consultants.
A-level: AAA including Mathematics.
Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade.
Excludes A-Levels General Studies and Critical Thinking.
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I liked them very much, they were different from the ones from my native country: more quality in the abroad University.
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It is good to know that a large part consist of self study. Also, you'll have all your exams just during 2 weeks at the end of the semester. The lectures are recorded,
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Subjects
- Design
- Construction
- Materials
- School
- Project
- Industry
- Construction Training
- Architectural
- Water Engineering
- Engineering
- GCSE Physics
- Structural Design
Course programme
All degree courses within the School share a common first year of six compulsory modules. These expose you to the range of programmes offered within the School and provide a firm basis on which to specialise in later years – as well as giving you the flexibility to switch between these courses.
In Year 2 you’ll consolidate your technical knowledge of structural design and analysis, materials, water engineering, geotechnics and building physics. You’ll also develop a more academic approach to architectural history & theory, which is delivered in collaboration with the School of Fine Art, History of Art & Cultural Studies. As with the first year, the design studio is the core through which you develop your learning in architectural engineering design projects.
You’ll enhance your engineering knowledge in structures, geotechnics, materials and building physics and demonstrate an integrated understanding of creative and technical building design in your design studio work. You’ll also select two additional modules from a list of options to help you to broaden your studies.
If you take the MEng, BEng course, your final year will be focused on the design studio. Your design projects will be linked to research-focused modules in architectural history & theory and building physics, and you’ll learn more about structures, geotechnics, and the context of the construction industry in management, practice and law.
In Semester 2, you’ll concentrate on a sophisticated architectural design project where significant parts of the brief, development and execution are largely set by you. Your project will demonstrate a fully integrated architectural design including structures and building services, to a high standard of visual communication skills.
Year 1
Compulsory modules
- Architecture and Environment
- Engineering Surveying and Construction Technology
- Structural Design and Analysis
- Properties of Materials: Water, Soil, Steel and Timber
- Engineering Mathematics and Modelling 1
- Integrated Design Project 1 (inc Design Studio 1)
Year 2
Compulsory modules
- Structural Design 1
- Architectural History and Theory 2
- Civil Engineering Materials II
- Structural Analysis 1
- Water Engineering and Geotechnics
- Engineering Mathematics and Modelling 2
- Building Physics 1: Fundamental Principles
- Design Studio 2
Year 3
Compulsory modules
- Structural Design 2
- Architectural History and Theory 3
- Structural Analysis 2
- Water Engineering
- Foundation Engineering Fundamentals
- Building Physics 2: Services Design
- Design Studio 3.2
Optional modules
- Construction Site Fieldcourse
- Transport Engineering II
- Introduction to Railway Engineering and Planning
- Wastewater Engineering
- Environmental Health Engineering in Developing Countries
- Computational Methods for Civil Engineering
- Engineering Geology
Year 4
Compulsory modules
- Architectural History and Theory 4
- Management, Practice, and Law
- Building Physics 3
- Design Studio 4.1
- Design Studio 4.2
Architectural Engineering MEng, BEng