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Architectural Technology
Specialise in the technical aspects of the design, construction and performance of buildings and discover how you can shape the built environment around you. This course will give you the skills to do just that. As part of your course you’ll: Study the latest…
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Built Environment and Engineering · Architecture, building and planning
Specialise in the technical aspects of the design, construction and performance of buildings and discover how you can shape the built environment around you. This course will give you the skills to do just that. As part of your course you’ll: Study the latest practices in architectural technology to inform your learning Explore construction technology, construction law and building regulations, enabling you to create comprehensive specifications for proposed design projects Produce a portfolio of work that highlights your skills and knowledge as an architectural technologist Study to suit you This online course will enable you to fit your studies around your work and home commitments. You’ll be able to access our Virtual Learning Environment in your own time and benefit from remote academic support. We’ll help you engage with the creative and technical aspects of the building industry, and you’ll have access to specialist software, including Revit, Photoshop and InDesign. Professional recognition This master's course is accredited by — Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT). Accreditation ensures that the course has been assessed in terms of content, structure, resources and has met the Institute’s requirements. This recognition will support you to become a Chartered Architectural Technologist.
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Applicants should either have at least a second class honours degree or have equivalent experience or training, normally from within the work environment.
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