12 monthsProgramme duration
27,150 GBPTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
MArch
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
You will learn about the structure of urban form, the way that cities function, and how people use them in order to create urban places that respond to the major opportunities and challenges facing society.
This programme covers all of the areas required of an urban designer in contemporary practice, including:
- public and urban design theory and practice
- urban regeneration
- sustainable urbanism theory and applications
- urban policy
Each year we celebrate the project work of our students with an exhibition of their designs, showcasing some of the fantastic work of the next generation of architects and building engineers.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
MArch
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
You will learn about the structure of urban form, the way that cities function, and how people use them in order to create urban places that respond to the major opportunities and challenges facing society.
This programme covers all of the areas required of an urban designer in contemporary practice, including:
- public and urban design theory and practice
- urban regeneration
- sustainable urbanism theory and applications
- urban policy
Each year we celebrate the project work of our students with an exhibition of their designs, showcasing some of the fantastic work of the next generation of architects and building engineers.
Admission Requirements
Applicants to all MArch programmes are required to submit a portfolio of their design work with their application. The portfolio enables us to see that you have some of the core skills required to be successful on an MArch course and to see the range of skills and types of projects that you have completed in your undergraduate degree and during any professional experience.
The portfolio should be submitted with your admissions application and be in PDF format and less than 50Mb (please submit this directly onto the MyNottingham admissions system).
The portfolio should have:
- a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 15 pages
- a front cover stating your full name
- examples of a few design projects that you have completed as part of your taught university education and/or professional practice experience
- clear demonstration of your design skills, such as plans, sections, perspectives, physical and computer models, etc
- images from any architectural, urban, planning or landscape projects that you have completed in your studies or professional practice experience
- you may also include a few sketches, paintings, photographs, still life or life drawings to show your skills (maximum 2 pages)
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