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Master of Architecture (Part 2 RIBA/ARB)

  • Mode of study: Full-time
  • Study location: AUB Campus
  • How to apply: Apply directly to us
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Overview

The Master of Architecture explores new approaches to architectural practice, through making, innovation and collaboration.

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Two years. Full-time. Studio-based.

This is the second of the three-part qualification in becoming an architect. This part of the accreditation is two-years full-time and based in our studios on campus.

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We're professionally accredited.

This professional qualification is accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Architects Registration Board (ARB).

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Find out more about a recent Master of Architecture Research Project in collaboration with Burngate Purbeck Stone Centre and National Trust.

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