MArch Architecture at University of Gloucestershire

Programme overview

Industry-connected projects, a collaborative studio culture, and hands-on experience help you build a strong design voice and develop real-world skills. This postgraduate course is the follow-up to our BA (Hons) Architecture degree, enabling you to complete the second step to becoming an architect and embark on a creative exciting career in the UK and internationally.

Department: Architecture, Construction and Environment | Duration: 2 years full-time; 3 years part-time | Study mode: full-time, part-time | Intake: September 2027; September 2028 | Location: Cheltenham, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Compulsory modules. Level 7: Design & Research Methods, Ethical Design & Practice, Architecture Theory & Research Methods, Investigative Study, Retrofit & Adaptive Design, Research Through Design, Sustainable Design & Technology, Professional Practice.

Career pathways

This postgraduate course is the follow-up to our BA (Hons) Architecture degree, enabling you to complete the second step to becoming an architect and embark on a creative exciting career in the UK and internationally. Graduates of the MArch at UoG progress into a wide range of careers across architecture and the wider built‑environment sector.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Applicants with 2:1 or higher Applicants who can demonstrate the motivation and enthusiasm for studying Architecture at this level and have achieved a 2:1 degree (or higher) in an undergraduate first degree in Architecture or a related subject will be considered for entry on to the MArch Programme without a demonstrated record of professional experience (year out), subject to completion of a review of the applicant’s design portfolio, the submission and review of a critical self-appraisal, and an interview. Applicants with 2:2 Applicants who can demonstrate the motivation and enthusiasm for studying Architecture at this level and have achieved a 2:2

Intake: September 2027; September 2028

Duration: 2 years full-time; 3 years part-time

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