24 monthsProgramme duration
40,800 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
MArch
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
The Architecture MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2) is a two-year professionally accredited course. Taught through the Bartlett’s studio culture, the course encourages experimentation, critical thinking and design innovation.
Across the two years, you spend more than half your time learning in studios, or design units. Design units are small groups led by practising architects, designers and academics, each with its own architectural agenda, methods and approach to design research. At the start of each academic year, units present their themes and methodologies before students select their preferred units. Many students remain in the same unit across both years, developing an individual design position through sustained studio-based research and experimentation.
Alongside your studio work, you study architectural history and theory, technology, environment and professional practice. Through design projects, written research and technical investigation, you explore how architecture engages with social, cultural, political, environmental and material questions. Your work develops through a range of media, including analogue and digital drawing, physical and computational models, photography, animation, video, 1:1 installations and more.
The course puts a particular emphasis on the relationship between creative design practice, environmental and ethical responsibility, and building realisation. You develop design proposals alongside investigations into history, theory, material systems, embodied carbon, environmental performance, construction, fire and life safety, and professional practice. Throughout the course, design and research operate in dialogue, supporting you in developing an informed, critical and technically rigorous architectural practice.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
MArch
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
The Architecture MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2) is a two-year professionally accredited course. Taught through the Bartlett’s studio culture, the course encourages experimentation, critical thinking and design innovation.
Across the two years, you spend more than half your time learning in studios, or design units. Design units are small groups led by practising architects, designers and academics, each with its own architectural agenda, methods and approach to design research. At the start of each academic year, units present their themes and methodologies before students select their preferred units. Many students remain in the same unit across both years, developing an individual design position through sustained studio-based research and experimentation.
Alongside your studio work, you study architectural history and theory, technology, environment and professional practice. Through design projects, written research and technical investigation, you explore how architecture engages with social, cultural, political, environmental and material questions. Your work develops through a range of media, including analogue and digital drawing, physical and computational models, photography, animation, video, 1:1 installations and more.
The course puts a particular emphasis on the relationship between creative design practice, environmental and ethical responsibility, and building realisation. You develop design proposals alongside investigations into history, theory, material systems, embodied carbon, environmental performance, construction, fire and life safety, and professional practice. Throughout the course, design and research operate in dialogue, supporting you in developing an informed, critical and technically rigorous architectural practice.
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