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Applied Design in Architecture (ARB and RIBA part 2)
How can we build a more sustainable future? What should urban regeneration look like? Can architects respond to humanitarian crises? From sustainable built environments, urban design, digital craft to humanitarian architecture, during the MArchD programme you…
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How can we build a more sustainable future? What should urban regeneration look like? Can architects respond to humanitarian crises? From sustainable built environments, urban design, digital craft to humanitarian architecture, during the MArchD programme you will construct a substantial portfolio of design work that fulfils the requirements of ARB/RIBA Part II and LAM, and offers a design specialisation that has a transformative impact on your professional practice. The School of Architecture at — has an international reputation for research and teaching. You’ll be guided by academics and practitioners who’ve proved themselves at some of the country’s top practices or who are leading in their fields of research. You’ll benefit from our strong links with local and national practices who regularly visit and employ our graduates. You’ll immerse yourself in an environment that actively encourages discourse, fosters innovation, and promotes practical experimentation, allowing you the freedom to explore and realise your design aspirations.
Getting in
As the university states it
Admission to the programme will normally be open to applicants who fulfil either of the following requirements: hold an undergraduate degree (2:2 in UK system or international equivalent), in Architecture or in a discipline highly relevant to Architecture or possess an appropriate professional background and experience of designing architecture, or designing in a discipline that has a strong relationship or similarities to architecture. All applicants will be invited to submit a portfolio for review (preferably in online format. If submitting a PDF, please compress to 10MB max for storage on the application system). For advice on what to include in your portfolio, watch this video which explains what we're looking for: the university's website Information on portfolio specifications & how to submit it, will be emailed separately upon initial processing of an application. Please also see the University's general entry requirements.
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