MSc Urban Design

The MSc Urban Design course at the University for the Creative Arts is a cutting-edge program that combines art, architecture and urbanism to consider how physical spaces can shape our lives. It focuses on the design of cities and urban areas, analysing their underlying structures, systems and processes from a critical perspective. Course Content: This full-time, one-year Masters course explores theoretically grounded and practical methodologies of urban design. Students are encouraged to engage with urban design concepts through fieldwork, analysis, synthesis, and project reportage. The course allows students to work within architectural, urban, and arts-related realms to explore the full gamut of urban design.Key Modules: The course consists of several key modules: Urban Design 1: City Explorations; Urban Design: Theoretical Groundings; Urban Design 2: City Investigations and Propositions; Urban Tectonics: Making Detail; Research Techniques and Dissertation. Accreditations: While it does not directly specify any accreditation, the University for the Creative Arts is recognized as a significant contributor to high-quality creative education.Future Careers: The MSc Urban Design course can set a career path for roles such as Urban Designers, Design Reviewers, Local Authority Officers, Architects, Landscape Architects, and Planning Officials. The programme provides the skills to conduct urban research, design planning, and specific projects related to the built environment.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.