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Blend creativity, engineering expertise, and industry experience to design innovative structures addressing the challenges of today’s urban environments.**Why study this degree?**1. Build a strong foundation in architectural design through studio- and practice-based learning2. Develop applied knowledge of structures, materials, and environmental systems3. Experience working on complex briefs, including transport hubs, sports venues, and infrastructure projects4. Gain advanced skills in digital modelling, performance analysis, and technical communication5. Prepare for diverse built environment careers, with interdisciplinary collaboration alongside architecture students**Integrated Foundation Year**On the Integrated Foundation Year on this course, you will be first introduced to the fundamental principles of architecture and built environments. Your foundation year gives you the time, space and support to explore your strengths, build confidence and prepare for the demands of project-based, industry-focused learning.Modules include:- Design, Media and Representation I- Introduction to Professional Context: Spatial Practices- Exploring: Culture and Context- Design, Media and Representation II- Introduction to Professional Context: Cross-Disciplinary Practices- Influencing: Culture and ContextAfter you have completed your Integrated Foundation Year, you will study the following:**Year 1**In the first year, you will develop a rigorous grounding in architectural design engineering through materials research and specialist studies in structure, building performance, and the introduction to environment and services - equipping you with essential technical knowledge.Modules may include:- Rave Beginnings- Design Studio I: Thinking and Making Structures- Professional Practice: Role, Identity and Responsibility- Research Studio I: Place, Memory and Making- Design Studio II: Systems and Technology**Year 2**In the second year, you will explore urban architecture across a range of specialist areas - including urbanism, urban intervention, branded environments, and sustainable design performance. Work-based learning is integrated throughout, connecting academic study directly to professional practice.Modules may include:- Research Studio II: Mapping the City- Design Studio III: Urban Nodes- Critical Reconstruction- Design Studio IV: Urban Proposition- Professional Practice: Live Practice**Year 3**In the final year, you will consolidate your learning through a practice-based thesis, collaborative research, and two major projects spanning design, technology, and an industry portfolio -demonstrating the depth and breadth of your architectural design engineering expertise.Modules may include:- Integrated Collaborative Practice- Research Studio III: Research by Practice- Final Major Project I: Project Proposition- Professional Practice: Situating your Practice- Final Major Project II: Project DeliveryAll modules are subject to revalidation.
