Architecture Postgraduate Degrees

...about cities and specific sites within them. You’ll benefit from a series of guest lectures and workshops from eminent practitioners and scholars... Learn about: Design Studios, Professor Training...

...in full, for registration as a Chartered Engineer. There is currently a global shortage of well-qualified naval architects and consequently the job prospects are very... Learn about: Architecture Planning, Engineering sciences, Architecture BSc...

...3 hours / session This is a project to assist in the design, drawing, modeling and hopefully constructing of a small Community Children's Center near Guayaquil... Learn about: Construction Training...

...Nature, Design, and People Urban Ecological Design and Management Landscape Planning Landscape Urbanism and Design Introduction to Landscape Research Research... Learn about: Design and Management, Ecological Design, Landscape Architecture...

...You will have access to world-class computing, library and workshop facilities, all located in a European capital city with good transport links... Learn about: Art design, Architecture Planning, Landscape Architecture...

...(60 Credits) Architectural Research Methods (20 Credits) Design Project 3: Analysis and Proposal (40 Credits) Student Selected Investigation... Learn about: IT Law...

...taught for more than ten years at MIT, is titled "The Space Between". Its purpose is to investigate and understand the nature of the space between objects and buildings...

...Choose from a range of optional modules. These might include: Spatial Practice and Development Conservation and Regeneration Critical Spatial Theory... Learn about: Design Tools, Architectural Education, Design Project...

...This PhD provides the opportunity for optimum reflection, interpretation and action: a minimum of three years full-time study, or six years part-time... Learn about: Architecture landscape, Architecture Design, Digital Media...

...of architectural history, art history, English local history and landscape archaeology. It also has links with other parts of the University... Learn about: Part Time...

...century periods of expansion. Readings focus on urban design theory in the twentieth century and will be discussed during a weekly seminar on... Learn about: Urban Design...

...cities in Asia and Africa. The course draws on leading teaching and research at the University, combining the urban design expertise of the School of Architecture... Learn about: Urban Design, Urban Development, Transport Planning...

...Expand your international perspective: the programme offers opportunities to study within an international network of staff and students. Construct a personal pathway... Learn about: Creative Practice, Environmental contexts...

...motivated to undertake detailed research in preparation for an academic career and other research-intensive occupations; to have a substantial impact... Learn about: Part Time, IT Development, Built Environment...

...to the development of the built environment. The intention is to explore and speculate upon current interpretations of sustainability in and around architecture... Learn about: Sustainable Design...

...Choose from a range of courses that will develop your ideas about, and abilities in, contemporary architectural practice. Courses cover topics such as housing and density...

...theorists and practitioners in the field by organising and participating in a symposium on cultural landscapes. You’ll be located at the very heart of Edinburgh... Learn about: Art History, Cultural Studies, Social Anthropology...

...practitioners of Architectural Science have a profound impact on the function, aesthetics and efficiency of architectural spaces. Architectural Science... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training, Built Environment...

...the processes by which art is made. Though the purpose of this workshop was to study and make collages, the underlying project was to alter the methodological...

...the legislative framework controlling land use. Accordingly, planning is closely allied with commerce, government, sociology, communities and the ecology disciplines...