University of Newcastle upon Tyne (UK)

This design-based degree is accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and provides exemption from the RIBA Part I examination. You will develop your own design style through design projects involving manual and computer-aided drawing and model making.

This modular MArch programme is based on design project work, with lectures and seminars examining the theoretical, practical and material dimensions of architecture. It is a RIBA Part 2 exempt and Architects Registration Board (ARB) accredited Master's programme.

This program offers supervision in areas such as architectural and planning education, architectural science and environmental design, cities and technology, and design history and theory. It fosters critical thinking and professional leadership in response to global urbanization challenges.

The Master of Landscape Architecture program facilitates specialist knowledge in site-planning, land modeling, and planting design. It engages in contemporary issues including the climate crisis, social justice and rapid urbanisation.

Engage with challenging ideas and theories, tackle meaningful problems through creative and exploratory design and research. Diverse programme is structured around vertical design studios taught across both stages of the programme.

Mix of studio design projects and traditional teaching. Graduates may pursue careers as architects, urban designers, project managers, or work in related fields such as construction or landscape architecture.