Foundation Degree in Architectural Technology

FOUNDATION DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY

Who is this course for?
Key features of this course include industrial practice and placement units with the course providing entry to the BSc Honours Architectural Technology Degree. This course is designed to enable you to find employment within the construction industry in middle-line management.
How long is this course for?
2 years full time or 3 years part-time.
What will I study?
The units undertaken include:

• Surveying
• Construction Technology
• Mathematics
• Construction Materials and Science
• Building Services
• Introduction to CAD and IT
• Computer Applications
• Costing and Economics
• Design Principles
• Law and Construction Contract
• Maintenance and Adaptation

Students will undertake a supervised work placement of approximately six months at the end of year one.

Attendance Full Time / Part Time
How will I be assessed? You will be assessed on a regular basis throughout the programme using a range of appropriate assessment methods such as written and practical assignments, projects, case studies, presentations and work placement.
What can I do after the course?

Competent construction students are highly valued by industry and part time employment is encouraged and popular whilst studying for a Foundation Degree.

This course provides entry qualifications and progression to the Honours Degree in Architectural Technology at the University of Ulster. Exemptions from some of the academic requirements of professional bodies, such as CIOB and CIAT may also be granted.

How do I apply? Complete an application form (available from each campus) and return it to the Admissions Office at one of the campuses listed below.