Master of Architecture - Architecture - ARB/RIBA Part 2

University of East London's award-winning architecture department enjoys an international reputation for excellence. They produce architects who combine technical skills with practical experience.

The MArch course is already addressing the climate emergency. As part of their '0% carbon and 100% people mission statement', they have developed a strong approach to sustainable design. Students will develop their work through a culture of critical, practical, and creative engagement as a thinker, designer and maker. Students ask questions and look for answers, and this experiential approach to sustainability is a core value shared by all staff and students.

As an architecture student, students need more than just a traditional understanding of how to do the job. They don't try to replicate office practice - instead this course prepares students to push practice forward. UEL teaches how to maximise potential and to generate impact by addressing new methods of project and design development.

Studying for the Master's degree in architecture, students will fulfil their creative potential and perfect their skills by working on designs that tackle real-life issues in East London and around the world. Students' preparation for professional practice and beyond will integrate essential technical, philosophical, regulatory and practical knowledge as baseline skills - and, more importantly, go beyond the ARB and RIBA requirements.

The MArch Architecture course is fully accredited, furthering graduates' progress towards becoming a qualified architect.

Students who successfully complete the architecture course are exempt from Part 2 of the ARB/RIBA Examination – one of the three parts required to register as an architect in the UK.