36 monthsProgramme duration
40,800 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Innovative design ideas grow from curiosity, experimentation and play. On the Architecture BSc you build your approach to architecture and design through studio-based learning, where you test and develop ideas through drawing, model-making, and portfolio building. You learn how architecture connects to people, place and society, supported by lectures and seminars that explore the contexts and issues shaping architectural practice.
From your second year you join a Bartlett Design Unit, a small studio community led by practising architects and specialist tutors. Each unit has its own design agenda, giving you space to develop your own interests and work with themes that link architecture to subjects such as craft, film, history, urbanism, philosophy and science. You learn in a supportive studio environment shaped by collaboration, with regular tutorials and generous feedback. The studio culture encourages experimentation, peer-to-peer learning and critical thinking in an environment that is both rigorous and welcoming.
Alongside your studio projects you study technology, history and theory, and professional practice. These modules build your understanding of climate, environment and spatial justice and help you connect design thinking with the wider role of architecture.
Field trips are an important part of your experience. You visit case study buildings and studios on an international fieldtrip in your first year, and Design Units offer optional field trips to relevant sites in Year 2 and Year 3.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Innovative design ideas grow from curiosity, experimentation and play. On the Architecture BSc you build your approach to architecture and design through studio-based learning, where you test and develop ideas through drawing, model-making, and portfolio building. You learn how architecture connects to people, place and society, supported by lectures and seminars that explore the contexts and issues shaping architectural practice.
From your second year you join a Bartlett Design Unit, a small studio community led by practising architects and specialist tutors. Each unit has its own design agenda, giving you space to develop your own interests and work with themes that link architecture to subjects such as craft, film, history, urbanism, philosophy and science. You learn in a supportive studio environment shaped by collaboration, with regular tutorials and generous feedback. The studio culture encourages experimentation, peer-to-peer learning and critical thinking in an environment that is both rigorous and welcoming.
Alongside your studio projects you study technology, history and theory, and professional practice. These modules build your understanding of climate, environment and spatial justice and help you connect design thinking with the wider role of architecture.
Field trips are an important part of your experience. You visit case study buildings and studios on an international fieldtrip in your first year, and Design Units offer optional field trips to relevant sites in Year 2 and Year 3.
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