MSc Architecture and the Sustainable Environment

The Architecture and the Sustainable Environment MA at the University of Kent is a postgraduate program that delves in the significance of sustainable practices in today's architecture and environment. This Master of Arts degree combines theory, practice, and design to analyse, explore, and generate solutions for a sustainable future. The program is offered full-time over a single year or part-time over two years.Course Content: The curriculum is designed to increase understanding of sustainable architecture and its relationship with the environment. It includes modules on environmental design, sustainable cities and settlements, and sustainable construction in addition to a dissertation on a chosen topic with a focus on sustainable design or environment.Key Modules: The program consists of three compulsory modules, each worth 40 credits: Environmental Design, Sustainable Cities and Settlements, and Sustainable Construction. Concurrently, students undertake a Research Methods module in preparation for the final dissertation.Accreditations: This course is validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for Part 2 exemption, and is prescribed by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) for the purpose of entry onto the UK Register of Architects. Future Careers: Graduates from this course may qualify to practice architecture and progress in careers within research, academia, or a multidisciplinary context that includes architecture, city planning, and construction. In addition, you can also expect to work towards a more sustainable future as environmental planners, designers, and researchers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.