Manchester School of Architecture

This course provides a thorough insight into the work of architects and prepares students for a year in the industry. Students will develop core architectural skills and understanding to prepare for experience in industry.

This professionally recognized program is the final stage of academic architecture education, leading to professional registration as an architect. It enhances architectural knowledge and involves work on complex projects, specialist study, and research.

This program provides a platform to explore how global cultural, economic, and environmental forces shape contemporary cities. It redefines architecture as linked to urban transformation, encouraging critical engagement with real-world challenges.

This future-focused program equips students to design climate-resilient places, integrating social needs, ecological integrity, and imagination. Students will develop expertise to shape sustainable landscapes through design exploration and research.

This inter-disciplinary program is open to students interested in any aspect of architectural research, including sustainable urbanism, urban design, and ecological and landscape design. It looks beyond formal design to the complex processes and practices that run through the conception, representation, and use of built environments.

This program prepares students for the RIBA Part 3 examination. It supports students in becoming registered architects with the Architects Registration Board (ARB).

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This course combines creative design thinking with critical planning knowledge to tackle some of the most urgent urban challenges of our time, from climate resilience and social equity, to sustainable development and cultural identity. You’ll gain the professional and technical skills to design better places at every scale - from streets and neighbourhoods to entire urban regions, and understand how planning systems shape cities worldwide.

As a BA (Hons) Interior Design student you will explore the dynamic interplay between human experience and our built environment. You will challenge and interpret the spaces we occupy and reoccupy through both creative and research-informed methodologies.

Interiors is a dynamic and nimble discipline which moves between the fields of architecture and design, creating diverse responses that have a strong desire to improve the lives of those who interact with existing buildings and interior space. You will investigate and interpret interior space, inside and outside of the traditional architectural envelope, considering adaptive re-use, human occupation, spatial experience and social innovation as potential catalysts for design propositions.