Newcastle University

This accredited Architecture BA Honours degree is the first step toward qualifying as a professional architect, providing exemption from the RIBA Part I examination. Students will explore the cultural, historical, and technological context of architectural design, understanding the implications of their design decisions.

This degree blends architectural design with urban planning, emphasizing sustainability, housing, and community development. Students gain hands-on studio and fieldwork experience, with optional placement year and study abroad opportunities.

This professionally accredited degree is the next step toward qualifying as an architect, providing exemption from the RIBA Part 2. The research-led program empowers students to explore real-world challenges and practice socially engaged design.

This fully accredited course equips graduates with skills needed for a future as a landscape architect, covering topics such as multispecies design and interagency. The program develops systematic knowledge and understanding of landscape architecture and its connection with planning and architecture.

The Urban Design Master's builds on the strengths of the multidisciplinary character of its cohort, complementing existing skills and experience in built environment-related disciplines. Students will develop new skills in understanding and designing in physical, social, and economic contexts.

The program welcomes MPhil and PhD proposals in any topic related to architecture, planning, or landscape, providing a tailored package of academic and administrative support. As a research student, one can develop a broad range of research and project management skills.