BA (Hons) Architecture

The BA Architecture course offered by Plymouth University is an innovative programme that explores architecture both in its current context and with an eye to the future. It provides students the opportunity to understand how architecture is shaped by numerous factors such as sustainability, technological advancement, and design philosophy. Course Content: Throughout the course, students engage in complex architectural projects, design work, and construction technology topics. The curriculum creatively combines practical projects with theoretical studies. Key Modules: Some of the core and key modules include, 'Architectural Design and Representation', 'Architecture, Culture and Context', 'Contemporary Processes in Architecture', and 'Dissertation in Architecture ', among others. Accreditations: This course is accredited by Architects Registration Board (ARB) and Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), which are two leading bodies in Architecture education. Future Careers: Following this course, graduates can pursue a range of exciting careers in the field of architecture such as Architect, Architectural Technologist, Interior and Spatial Designer, Building Surveyor, Town Planner, and more. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.