Bachelor of Architecture (Honours) - Architecture (K100)

Our courses will give student the knowledge needed to design spaces that improve our surroundings. We also look at how to create new and improve existing buildings.

The course offers a blend of technical subject work taught alongside studio modules. In years two and three there’s the opportunity to choose from up to 12 different studio units which means they can select based on their area of interest. With a mixture of teaching, workshops, study trips and working with real clients on projects, our course gives them the skills that architecture practices are looking for. They’ll also be part of our vertical studio which sees year two and three students working alongside each other, providing great opportunities for peer mentoring and skills transfer.

Based on University Park, they will have access to excellent facilities to support their studies and research. These include dedicated studio spaces and workshops.

The quality of work produced by our students is illustrated by the many national and international awards they have won, including the AJ Student Prize 2021 (undergraduate category), the RIBA Bronze Medal (2017) and the RIBA Sergeant Award for Excellence in Drawing at Part 1 (2020).

If they want to become an architect, the BArch course is followed by one year’s supervised professional experience before embarking on the two-year MArch Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part II) and one further year's professional experience culminating in a Part Three exam.

This course is accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)) and the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and is exempt from the Part One professional exam.