Sheffield School of Interior Design

The RIBA-recognized Architecture BA delivers a foundation bridging the sciences and humanities, exploring the relationship between architecture, landscapes, the built environment and society. Students gain hands-on experience and develop their design identity through studio work and real-world professional experience.

This program integrates architecture and landscape design, offering qualifications in both disciplines and a holistic awareness of the built environment. Students develop proposals for buildings in public landscapes, progressing to complex urban designs.

This course enables students to make sophisticated architectural propositions through research-led design studios and live projects. It emphasizes social and ethical architectural practice, user participation, environmental sustainability and innovative construction.

This studio-based course helps students develop their design practice and explore design processes, with opportunities to work on real-life projects. It can be taken as a stand-alone MA or as preparation for a PhD.

This course prepares students for careers in interior and spatial design, architectural design, branding and retail design, landscape architecture, and exhibition design. It develops strategies of attention, empathy, and imagination.

This studio-based, research-oriented program develops design skills to respond to global challenges like climate change and inequality. It offers specializations in various design fields and focuses on ethical, user, and planet-centric design.

This undergraduate degree provides training in landscape architecture, focusing on planning, design, and management of landscapes. It emphasizes landscape theories, creative techniques, and the social aspects of design.

This conversion course is for graduates aiming to qualify as professional landscape architects, irrespective of their design background. The first year provides a grounding in design, social, technical and scientific aspects, while the second year allows specialization in planning, design or management.

This accredited MSc prepares students for careers in urban design and planning, addressing global challenges and engaging in international design and development issues. It equips students with knowledge of design and planning in contemporary cities.

This masters program helps students begin a career in planning by examining factors that shape cities and rural areas. Students will develop research and design skills to specialize in an aspect of planning.

This program helps students develop design skills related to social, environmental, and economic contexts, linking architectural projects with planning strategies. Students will examine urban development challenges and the roles of designers in city-making.

This program focuses on the interactions between society, culture, nature, and practice, contributing to an interdisciplinary research environment. Students will develop the knowledge and skills to become an independent and effective researcher.

This program enables students to undertake PhD research and develop the knowledge and skills to become an independent and effective researcher. Students will study within an exciting interdisciplinary research environment.