BSc (Hons) Architecture

The BA Architecture course is a full-time, undergraduate program offered by the Manchester Metropolitan University. This course engages students with the practical and theoretical aspects of architecture. The university's Bachelor of Arts in Architecture program inspires creative thinking and contextual designs, grounding students in the essential skills of the architecture profession. Course Content: The BA Architecture course is designed with a focus on interface with the public and private sector and collaborations with professional practices. Types of teaching methods adopted include lectures, seminars, group workshops, tutorials, site visits and study trips to ensure a rounded experience. The course is designed to contain technical knowledge, professional practice, a comprehensive understanding of designing spaces for human needs and aesthetic-technical attributes of building.Key Modules: Key areas of study include architectural design, architectural representation, technology, history & theory, and professional development. Each year of the course includes compulsory units contributing to the final degree classification.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), ensuring the degree is recognised globally.Future Careers: The course prepares students for a variety of roles including Architectural Assistant, Architectural Technologist, and Architectural Designer. Students can also go on to work in project management, urban design, property development, sustainability & design research after completion of this course.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.