BA Architecture and Urban Planning
Entry requirements
A level: ABB IB: 32 points
About this course
BA Honours in Architecture, Human Geography and Planning. Core topics include research methods, ethics and professional practice, entrepreneurship, and design and creative practice. The programme offers accredited pathways in Architecture through the Architects Registration Board and in Urban Design through the Royal Town Planning Institute. A Landscape Architecture route is available via a year in Landscape practice.
Modules
- Architectural and Planning Histories of the City
- Planning Contexts
- Architectural Design 1.1
- Architectural Technology 1.1: Explorations in Making Architecture
- Architectural Technology 1.2: Principles of Constructing Architecture
- Introduction to Architecture
- Alternative Practice: Theories and Practices
- Visual and Creative Practice Research Skills
- Living Communally
- Relational Mapping, Design and Representation
- Participation: Theories & Practice
- Refugees and Displacement: Borders, Camps, and Asylum
- Houses and Homes
- Researching Local Economies
- Understanding Cities
- Digital Civics
- Urban Infrastructures: A Lens on the City
- Global Course on Institutional Design for Spatial Planning
- Dissertation in Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape
- Alternative Practice: Co-producing Space
- Chinese Cultural History and Urban Development
- Green Infrastructure for contemporary urban challenges
- Climate Literacy: Philosophies to Practice
- Climate Literacy: From philosophies to practice
- Landscape Architecture Studio 2: City as Landscape
- Landscape Architecture Studio 2: Materiality of Landscape
- Construction, Energy and Professional Practice
- Architectural Technology 2: Construction in Detail
- Enterprise and Entrepreneurship with Lean Innovation
- Mapping the City
- Career Development for final year students
- Strategies into Action: Planning
- Development Management
- Study Abroad