University of London

A three-year degree in architecture, accredited by RIBA/ARB for Part 1, renowned for creativity and innovation. Students develop an independent, experimental and rigorous approach to architecture and design.

A five-year integrated Master's in architecture, accredited by ARB for Part 1 & 2, with a final year on placement. It fosters creativity and critical thinking, providing a unique environment to explore and shape the future of the built environment.

A unique course that allows you to combine the study of architecture with other modules from across UCL. AIS students customize their studies through taking a wide choice of optional modules both inside and outside architecture.

A unique degree allowing you to combine the study of architecture with other modules from across UCL, as well as the opportunity of spending a year at an approved university abroad. It enables students to tailor their own studies based on their own interests, strengths and career aspirations in the built environment and beyond.

A four-year degree for students seeking robust knowledge and experience of architectural, environmental and structural design and engineering in buildings. The course provides a unique, dynamic environment to explore and shape the future of the built environment.

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

This program explores the frontiers of architecture and design, with an emphasis on the latest technological advances, particularly computation and robotics. It devotes a high proportion of its time to studio-based design enquiry, culminating in a major project and thesis.

These programmes equip students to progress towards a career as a landscape architect, developing strategic thinking and creative designs. Students work to put their theories into practice from week one, researching through speculative design.

This course focuses on innovative design-led urbanism and global urbanisation challenges. It delves into the study of cities, examining their structure, form and the use of material resources, as well as the multifaceted creative challenges and opportunities presented by global urbanisation.

This course equips students with the skills to create generative and responsive forms, through exposure to real programming environments. Throughout either an MSc or MRes degree, students develop the depth of understanding needed to exploit computation to create innovative architectural solutions for the future.

This course teaches students to understand and design performances and interactive experiences. Students develop an advanced understanding of the principles and skills of design for performance and interaction in relation to interdisciplinary theories taken from performing arts, digital media, spatial interaction, cybernetics, neuroscience, psychology and aesthetics.

This programme pioneers a fresh and critical approach that promotes architectural interventions which rejuvenate and reinterpret historic urban environments at all scales. Alongside developing a robust theoretical and practical understanding of sites, students develop their own design practice.

The UK's longest-established degree dedicated to the historical, theoretical, and critical interpretation of architecture, cities, urban spaces, and creative practices. This programme situates architecture within a wider interdisciplinary spectrum of social, ideological, ecological, creative, political, material, technological, theoretical, and urban processes.

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

This interdisciplinary, design-led programme empowers students to discover and innovate with new modes of architectural simulation and production. It teaches students to develop design solutions for a world shaped by environmental factors.

This course offers students a unique opportunity to develop design projects at the convergence of architecture, film and videogames. It offers students a unique opportunity to develop design projects at the convergence of architecture, film and videogames.

This course teaches students to use design in the context of making components and assemblies for the construction industry. It teaches students to use design in the context of making components and assemblies for the construction industry.

This course examines how architecture cross-pollinates with other creative art forms. It examines how architecture cross-pollinates with other creative art forms.

The MPhil/PhD Architecture research programme focuses on practice-led and interdisciplinary research with tangible public and social impact. This programme is aimed at practitioners of architecture and other related spatial practices who would like to develop a sustained multi-year practice-led research project.