BA Hons. Architecture

The BA (Hons) Architecture program at the University of Hertfordshire is an integrated course that combines theory with practice, preparing students not just for a career but to make a significant contribution to the discipline of architecture. It encourages students to take an innovative and forward-thinking approach to architecture, based on sound knowledge and rigorous methodologies.Course Content: The course delivers rigorous methodologies and a broad knowledge base, together with a critical, investigative approach that extends the boundaries of professional architecture practice. A central feature of the course is the integration of theory and practice, where theoretical studies are put into practice through design projects that tackle real-world challenges. The course also emphasizes the importance of sustainable design, equipping graduates with the skills and knowledge they need to create sustainable solutions for the built environment.Key Modules: The course includes modules such as: Architectural Design, History & Theory, Technology & Environmental Studies, Digital Representation, and Professional & Management Studies. Accreditations: The BA (Hons) Architecture course is prescribed by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). This means that students who successfully complete the course will have obtained part one of the three-part qualification process to becoming a registered architect.Future Careers: Graduates from the BA (Hons) Architecture course have found successful careers in architectural practice, as well as in related disciplines such as project management, planning, graphic design, and academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.