BA Architecture
Entry requirements
A Level: AAA IB: 36
About this course
BA in Architecture BA, an architecture degree centred on design and construction methods within the built environment. Core topics include Project Management, Engineering Design, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Design & Creative Practice, and Global & Comparative Perspective. The course is recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects and incorporates studio-based design work alongside lectures. The first year establishes fundamental concepts through Architectural Design and Communication 01, Architectural Environment and Technology 01, Architectural Humanities 01, and Architectural Design and Communication 02. The second year progresses with Architectural Design and Communication 03, Architectural Environment and Technology 02, Architectural Humanities 02, and Architectural Design and Communication 04, developing studio-based practical architectural design. The final year integrates advanced practice through Integrated Architectural Design and Practice 01, Integrated Architectural Design and Practice 02, and Architectural Environment and Technology 03, culminating in the Architectural Special Study.
Modules
- Architectural Design and Communication 01
- Architectural Environment and Technology 01
- Architectural Humanities 01
- Architectural Design and Communication 02
- Architectural Design and Communication 03
- Architectural Environment and Technology 02
- Architectural Humanities 02
- Architectural Design and Communication 04
- Integrated Architectural Design and Practice 01
- Integrated Architectural Design and Practice 02
- Architectural Environment and Technology 03
- Architectural Special Study