Master in Architecture (Part II), MArch Postgraduate

At University of Central Lancashire, tuition fees are 19,250 GBP per year.

The MArch Architecture programme is delivered full-time over two years. In the first year you consolidate the knowledge gained in Part 1 with core modules such as Critical and Cultural Context, Innovation and Realisation and Design 1 & 2. The second year focuses on advanced design research, a written thesis and professional practice, leading to exemption from the RIBA Part 2 examination.

A distinctive feature is its professional accreditation – the course is validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects and recognised by the Architects Registration Board, providing a clear route to chartered status. Study takes place in purpose-built studios, workshops and CAD suites, with regular one-to-one tutorials from practising architects and opportunities to work on live community projects.

• RIBA validation and ARB recognition
• Purpose-built studios, model-making workshop, CAD/CAM and rapid-prototyping facilities
• Industry live projects with local communities and professionals
• Access to the £35 million Engineering Innovation Centre

University of Central Lancashire, located in Preston, United Kingdom, is a historic institution founded in 1828. You'll find a unique blend of tradition and modernity here. As an international student, you'll benefit from the university's strong foundation, diverse student body, and opportunities for growth in a city with a rich industrial heritage.

The university focuses on many fields, including engineering, business, and medicine. Specifically, research areas like health sciences and technology are key strengths. You'll have access to many programs and resources that can help you achieve your academic goals.

In Preston, you'll experience a mix of urban and natural environments. The city offers many cultural activities, and you'll be close to major cities like Manchester and Liverpool. On campus, you can expect modern facilities and active student clubs, providing a great balance of academic and social life. As you explore your interests, opportunities for you include joining student organizations, participating in research projects, or simply enjoying the local scenery.