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Advanced Architectural Research (PG Cert)

The Architectural Research PG Cert is designed to help students take their individual work to a higher level of design and/or theoretical development.

Architectural Computation (MRes)

The Architectural Computation MRes offers a self-directed route which concentrates on research skills, for those intending to take a doctoral degree.

Architectural Design (MArch)

The Architectural Design MArch is a 12-month programme concentrating on advanced design. It encourages the individual to discover their individual expression.

Architectural History (MA)

This unique MA in architectural history, theory and criticism, provides an intensive forum in which students develop independent approaches to the subject.

Architecture and Digital Theory (MRes)

Architecture and Digital Theory MRes explores digital theory, history, and cultures, in all their guises: from design and fabrication.

Architecture and Historic Urban Environments (MA)

This Master's programme pioneers a more diverse and creative approach to the reinterpretation and reuse of historical environments in cities around the world.

Architecture MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2)

The Architecture MArch is a two-year full-time Master's degree which, in addition, leads to the award of ARB/RIBA Part 2.

Building and Urban Design in Development (MSc)

This MSc combines cultural, social, economic, political and spatial analysis to recalibrate the urban design project, presenting a holistic response.

Built Environment: Environmental Design and Engineering (MSc)

The programme aims to develop students' knowledge and expertise in problem solving in the area of the built environment.

Heritage Management (Subject to approval*) (MA)

Equips future heritage sector leaders to address the managerial, intellectual, cultural, social and technical challenges of heritage sites.