Architectural Degrees

... year, you can choose to study in Europe for a year on our established Erasmus programme. During your final year, you will apply learning on a year-long project combining the masterplanning of a complex urban area with rigorous brief development and research, all leading to a final architectural design... Learn about: Urban Design, Ms Office, Office IT...

... of the disciplinary boundaries of architecture, and test design approaches which respond to the burgeoning need for contemporary city design to focus not only on the traditional ‘hard’ infrastructures of buildings, transport and engineering, but also the softer infrastructures of social networks, organization... Learn about: Team Training, Product Design...

..., creatively rethinking the past, present and particularly the future of the built environment. View our Architecture at Queen’s End of Year Review 2016 View our Architecture at Queen’s End of Year Review 2015 View our Architecture Blog - highlights in the life of Architecture at Queen’s Visit the School... Learn about: Communication Training, Built Environment...

..., urban space and form and architecture. Structural engineers require not only technical skills, but are also concerned with working in, and managing, multidisciplinary design teams. SEA is part of the Civil Engineering degree which is accredited by all of the Civil and Structural profession institutions... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Quality Training...

... in which they occur. Our School of Architecture has been ranked in the Architecture top ten by the 2016 Guardian University Guide. This course carries full and unconditional prescription from the Architects Registration Board (ARB) as satisfying the Part 2 criteria...

... experience, studio culture, support and employability. For more details about the course and to see images of student work, have a look at our Architecture Student Yearbook 2015. View the Grenfell-Baines Institute of Architecture's website... Learn about: Building Technology...

... Engineering Science for Electro-Mechanical design Problem Solving in Science and Technology Architectural Communication Design Studio; Designing... Learn about: Communication Training...

...In a world where established customs, systems and structures are increasingly unstable there is a need for a different kind of architectural thinking - one that identifies and exploits opportunities, and addresses the challenges of contemporary society. The M ARCH: Architecture course is uniquely... Learn about: Building Control...

... and technology enables our graduates to identify and apply the most effective solution. Why study our course? On this BSc(Hons) Architecture course, you will develop a clear understanding of the theoretical, historical, environmental, technological and professional factors influencing architecture...

... for the new transdisciplinar design methodologies. Lack of these types of skills in new designers’ generations can cause a very dangerous situation: our discipline design methodologies will be led by architecture non-experts. Architects arrive late to the Artificial intelligence era, and it can be considered... Learn about: Design techniques, Architecture Design, Design Tools...

... at the Leicester School of Architecture. This is a self-directed, work-based exercise which centres on the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) PEDR sheets. There is no formal syllabus and completing the PEDR sheets carries no academic credits. These are an essential component for taking the Part 3 RIBA...

... the course is based on current and projected trends. Architecture at UWE has a strong inter-disciplinary ethos and an excellent reputation in the industry. This course gives you access to the knowledge and Part-3 skills that relate directly to architectural practice, professionalism, and managing architecture's... Learn about: Communication Training, IT Law, Oral Communication...

... 1 and Term 2 to an architectural object scaled... Learn about: Digital Architecture, Mention in research, Editorial project...

...-planning of a complex urban area with rigorous brief development and research. You are also guided in how to present this work to employers as you take the next career step. We have been ranked 6th nationally for Architecture in The Guardian University League Tables 2017. Real world experience Some of... Learn about: Urban Design, Architecture Planning...

...Our Architecture (including foundation year) BA (Hons) is designed to offer an alternative route into higher education if you can’t meet the necessary entry requirements for the standard three-year degree. It’s also the ideal choice if you’d like to practise your skills before embarking... Learn about: Design Skills, Construction Training...

... / ARB Parts 2 and 3 programmes, and all three parts are required to register as an architect in the UK. The Lincoln School of Architecture and the Built Environment is a cooperative, multidisciplinary environment for sharing ideas, which aims to support students in discovering their own design approach... Learn about: Part Time, Construction Training, Built Environment...

... for international conferences and advisory panels for professional bodies. The Digital Building Heritage Group (DBHG) uses the latest technologies and deep expertise in architectural history to conjure the past from thin air, digitally reconstructing historic buildings to observe, analyse and interpret... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, Office IT...

...Students will be encouraged to consider the interrelation of political, architectural, art, and social history. After the Course Director’s general... Learn about: Professor Training, Modern History, Renaissance Literature...

...Course Description This course is to be an interdisciplinary programme enabling students to examine, by way of a thesis, aspects of the history of the English country house between 1485 and 1945. Students will be encouraged to consider the interrelation of architectural history, art history... Learn about: Art History, Social Change, Social History...

...Course Description This course is to be an interdisciplinary programme enabling students to examine, by way of a thesis, aspects of the history of the English country house between 1485 and 1945. Students will be encouraged to consider the interrelation of architectural history, art history... Learn about: Social Change, Part Time, Art History...