Newcastle College

This accredited Architecture BA Honours degree is the first step toward qualification as a professional architect, providing exemption from the RIBA Part I examination. Students develop their own design style while studying the cultural, historical, and technological context of architectural design.

This program explores architecture, urban design, landscape architecture, and urban planning, focusing on people and climate. Graduates gain expertise in their chosen field, with routes to professional accreditation and skills applicable to urban design, landscape architecture, and urban planning.

This professionally accredited Master of Architecture (MArch) degree is the next step toward qualifying as an architect. The research-led program empowers students to ask meaningful questions, explore real-world challenges and practice socially engaged design.

This innovative, studio-based program is for graduates looking to pursue careers in landscape architecture. It focuses on the theories, methods, and practice of landscape architecture, equipping students for practice in a landscape-related discipline.

This program is aimed at built environment professionals who want to develop knowledge, understanding, and skills in the field of urban design. Students work together on live projects, exploring themes like urban development and climate resilience.

This program offers flexible opportunities for postgraduate research into innovative teaching methods and the integration of theory and practice. Research areas include architectural and planning education, architectural science and environmental design, cities and technology, design history and theory, and landscape architecture.

This program provides a core introduction to planning issues, professional and theoretical debates and their application to live cases and places. Students also benefit from local field trips, gaining insights into regional decision-making and policy.

This program provides resources for students to gain further skills in architectural design. It encompasses architecture and cities (1 year and 2 year options) and property development.

This program enables students to develop the knowledge and skills needed to work in organizations and authorities responsible for planning and managing landscapes.

This course is for graduates who hold a Master of Architecture degree (or its equivalent with ARB/RIBA Part II exemption) and wish to proceed to full professional status. It covers professional and business aspects of work and is taken part-time while working as an architectural assistant.