University College London (UCL)

A three-year degree in architecture that is world-renowned for creativity and scope and is accredited by RIBA/ARB for Part 1. Students develop skills to practice architecture and understand how to use them imaginatively in different contexts.

A five-year integrated Master's in architecture, accredited by ARB for Part 1 & 2, with a final year on placement. It integrates architectural design skills with understanding social and technical environments for building production.

A leading, professionally accredited Part 2 (ARB/RIBA) course that develops students' advanced design, technical, and theoretical skills. This supports their progression toward professional registration with the Architects Registration Board (ARB) in the UK.

This program explores the frontiers of advanced architecture and design and its convergence with science and technology. It delivers diverse yet focused strands of speculative research, emphasizing the key role computation plays within complex design synthesis.

This creative and reflective Master's considers interventions in the landscape through imaginative design, strategic thinking, and technical knowledge. This course helps shape the future of cities and rural environments as a landscape architect.

This creative and reflective two-year master's degree welcomes students without a landscape architecture undergraduate degree and offers an accredited path to a career as a landscape architect. The Landscape Architecture MLA prepares students to shape both urban and rural environments for a more sustainable future.

This course is the study of cities, their form and their nature, as well as the complexities of global urbanisation. The program provides the opportunity for students to discover new design skills, using specialist tools and technology.

This course focuses on urban design as a creative planning tool, integrating urban design, city planning, place-making, real estate, and sustainability. It highlights planning as a positive force and urban design's role in promoting economic, social, and environmental well-being.

This program empowers students to use computation to create innovative architectural solutions for the future. Students are taught programming skills alongside advanced theory and work in research clusters to undertake studio-based research.

The leading program of its kind, Architectural History explores what history can do for architecture. It approaches architecture not just as isolated buildings or designs, but as dynamic agents shaped by — and shaping in turn — the societies.

This program pioneers a fresh and critical approach to architecture and historic urban environments at a world-leading architecture school in London. Students develop their own design practice alongside a robust theoretical and practical understanding of sites.

Bio-Integrated Design teaches students to develop design solutions for a world shaped by environmental factors. It combines scientific methods with design experimentations, exploring how advances in the fields of biotechnology, synthetic biology and material science are changing architectural design.

Bio-integrated Design MArch is an interdisciplinary, design-led program, which empowers students to discover and innovate with new modes of architectural simulation and production over two years. It combines scientific methods with design experimentations to explore how advances in biotechnology, synthetic biology, and material science are changing architectural design.

This course offers students a unique opportunity to develop design projects at the convergence of architecture, film and videogames. Students will work within research clusters to explore new ideas in both design and theory, developing a complex understanding of the city as a place of human coexistence.

This program teaches students to use design in the context of making components and assemblies for the construction industry. It prepares a new professional workforce of highly skilled, creative and adaptable experts with tacit and explicit knowledge in design, engineering, material behavior, analogue and digital craft, and advanced systems operations.

This program investigates architecture and urban design as instruments in the development of society. The course analyzes architectural and urban systems and explores how cities can be designed better for the people who inhabit them.

Design for Performance & Interaction teaches students how to place design skills in the context of 3D and 4D representation. It focuses on skilling you up with very little knowledge in advanced technologies, and seeks the creation of value within design stages through using manufacturing knowledge.

Situated Practice examines how architecture cross-pollinates with other creative art forms. This program is populated from a very diverse range of student backgrounds.

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