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Architectural Design
Develop your own distinctive design practice by exploring the processes and methodologies of architecture. You'll study in a studio and have the opportunity to work on real-life projects with local and regional groups. Course description This studio-based cour…
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School of Architecture and Landscape · Architecture, building and planning
Develop your own distinctive design practice by exploring the processes and methodologies of architecture. You'll study in a studio and have the opportunity to work on real-life projects with local and regional groups. Course description This studio-based course will help you develop your own distinctive design practice. You’ll explore design processes and methodologies. There are opportunities to work on real-life projects with local, regional and international groups as part of our Live Projects initiative. You can take the course as a stand-alone MA or as preparation for a PhD via our PhD by Design programme. You'll investigate architectural themes in depth, working closely with your studio tutor. The aim is to consider design within the context of rigorous and innovative research. You'll specialise in the theory and practice of design and develop the skills and knowledge to be a creative architectural designer. Our international research projects shape policy and address public and professional needs. As a — student you’ll engage with real issues affecting the built environment. You’ll be encouraged to provide social and environmental solutions to the challenges of our time. Please see our University website for the most up-to-date course information.
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Minimum 2:1 undergraduate honours degree in a relevant subject. Subject requirements We accept degrees in a subject related to design in the built environment. This includes: - Architecture - Landscape Architecture - Urban Planning We may also consider related degree titles. Other requirements You will be asked to provide a statement in support of your application. The statement should be 200-300 words outlining relevant experience or expertise. You should also provide a portfolio which includes a custom assignment. We will also consider your application if your degree is not design based but you have considerable professional design experience.
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