Greenwich university

This program provides a solid foundation in architecture, covering design, technology, and building structures, and helps students develop both creative and technical skills. It prepares students for professional practice by combining practical experience with theoretical knowledge.

This MArch Architecture course prepares students for contemporary architectural practice by combining academic and professional teaching. It is designed for students who have already completed ARB/RIBA Part 1.

This accredited landscape architecture degree provides the professional skills to design future spaces and improve daily lives through sustainable public places. Students will study a range of approaches to landscape design, from public spaces to urban development.

The core component of the MA Landscape Architecture course is based in the design studios of our new state-of-the-art building in Stockwell Street. Throughout the course, you'll develop your skills and knowledge of design, history, theory, professional practice, technology, ecology, sustainability, horticulture, and digital representation.

This Landscape Institute-accredited course is for graduates who wish to take the next step toward becoming professional landscape architects. It establishes the social, ecological, and design processes fundamental to the field, and encourages innovation and creativity.

This interdisciplinary program develops inventive approaches to the design of landscapes and cities. Students explore design approaches to address challenges facing contemporary cities, such as urban growth and climate change.

This program allows students to design and develop their own area of expertise in a specific area that addresses a gap in current knowledge and existing literature. Students work with academics and active researchers specializing in architecture and landscape.

This foundation year route into architecture helps to develop a wide spectrum of high-level design skills. While fully accredited by RIBA and ARB, this pathway provides the option to change your degree subject after your foundation year.

This course is rooted in the description, explanation and analysis of current professional practice, pushing you to examine and debate your own methods of working. Begin the final stage of your architectural training and join the UK's register of architects with exemption from ARB/RIBA Part 3 examinations.