Architecture (ARB RIBA Part 2) MArch

Course overviewBuild on your successThis is the place where exceptional architects are created. You’ll study at a world-leading university that’s an expert in sustainable buildings. We’re home to the multi-award-winning Creative Energy Homes and Trent Basin sustainable community.Who is this course forThis course is ideal for ambitious architects who want to take the next step in their career. The MArch Architecture (ARBRIBA Part 2) is a two-year professional course in architecture leading to an ARB and RIBA accredited degree.When you have completed Part 2 of your ARBRIBA architecture journey, you’ll be a highly skilled, reflective graduate who will be able to apply your knowledge to the needs of the industry and be ready to register on the ARBRIBA Part 3 course, the final step needed to complete your architectural education.What knowledge will I gainYou’ll gain cutting-edge knowledge taught by industry-leading and award-winning academics and practitioners, and practice applying your skills in the real-world. You’ll be able to solve global architectural challenges in a social and environmental context and be highly employable.In year one you’ll take a variety of modules covering design, humanities, environment and technology, and professional studies. In year two the emphasis is on independent research and student-centred learning that supports the completion of a major design thesis focused on an area of interest to you.You’ll work with our RIBA award-winning academics and tutors, bringing experience from leading design practices, including 3144 Architects, Witherford Watson Mann Architects, winners of the RIBA Stirling Prize 2013, 6a Architects, finalist in the RIBA Stirling Prize 2017, and Caruso St John Architects, winners of the RIBA Stirling Prize 2016. You will also work with our honorary professors from RIBA award-winning practices East Architecture and Stephen Taylor Architects.

Applicants who have completed undergraduate degree at an institution other than the University of Nottingham require:A minimum 2:1 BArch Hons (or equivalent ARB/RIBA accredited degree). Admission will be subject to the submission of a portfolio, transcript, letter of reference (minimum one), and a personal statement.OrA minimum 2:1 Architecture (not accredited). Admission will be subject to the submission of a portfolio, letter of reference (minimum one from practice), and a personal statement plus the completion of 6 months work experience evidenced (by the start of the programme, not by the time of application) through PEDR forms signed by a mentor or a signed letter on letterhead from their employer.