Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU)

This course, a collaboration between Manchester Metropolitan University and The University of Manchester, is validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and allows you to take the first step to becoming an architect. Students benefit from specialist practice and research-active lecturers in a stimulating environment.

This program includes a foundation year to prepare students for the BA (Hons) Architecture program. It provides a pathway for students who do not meet the direct entry requirements for the undergraduate architecture degree.

The MArch is the final stage of formal academic architecture education, leading towards professional registration as an architect. It is designed for students who have typically one year in practice, providing a comprehensive education in architectural practices.

This program focuses on the principles and practices of adapting existing buildings for new uses. It explores the challenges and opportunities of working with historic structures.

This program explores the relationship between architecture and the urban environment. It addresses contemporary urban challenges and design strategies.

This program focuses on the design and planning of landscapes, addressing environmental and social challenges. It prepares students for professional practice in landscape architecture.

This program is designed for architecture graduates undertaking their professional practical training, typically leading to ARB/RIBA Part 3 qualification. It focuses on contemporary issues and practices in architecture.

Research degrees are available at either The University of Manchester or Manchester Metropolitan University. These programs allow students to undertake in-depth research in a specific area of architecture.