Architecture Degrees Online

FT Y1 Entry UK/EU: £2000
FT Y1 Entry NON UK/EU: £7500
PT Y1 Entry UK/EU: £16.67 (per credit)
PT Y1 Entry NON UK/EU: £62.5 (per credit)

Landscape architects are designers of outdoor spaces at a wide range of scales. Often working with other professions and local communities, they can be involved in anything from roof gardens to city squares to urban regeneration to whole forests. Our course nurtures individual design creativity as you learn through studio-based projects, field visits in the UK and overseas, including projects with real clients. You can also study with one of our partner universities in the EU and USA. Facilities include multimedia studios, state-of-the-art library, specialist workshops and, unique to Leeds, the Landscape Resource Centre. This is situated in a beautiful woodland setting and includes a named plant collection, classroom and horticultural facilities. Graduates can continue studies by joining the Postgraduate Diploma/MA Landscape Architecture.

The degree course is a springboard. Some graduates enter related fields of design, conservation, project management, set design and planning.
To become a fully qualified architect you need to complete the Postgraduate Diploma Course (2 Years). This gives exemption from Part II of the RIBA Examination in Architecture. You will then need to complete the Postgraduate Diploma in Architectural Professional Practice which gives exemption from Part III.
Don’t forget, during your time at Leeds Met you’ll have access to the Leeds Met Careers Service. Our team of qualified and experienced careers advisors will be happy to advise you about any aspect of your future career. Our team can help you to plan ahead, make the right career choices, prepare the perfect CV and find the latest job vacancies.

Details: Admission to this course is based primarily on an interview and submission of a portfolio of creative work. Preferred A Level subjects are Mathematics and Art or related subjects. All should be supported by 5 GCSE’s (grade C or above) including English Language, Mathamatics and Art or related subjects. International applicants should possess IELTS 6.5 or above.
Applying via UCAS?
If you’re not sure how your qualifications fit into the UCAS tariff, don’t worry. The entry requirements ask for an overall tariff score, to include a minimum score from 6, 12 or 18 unit awards.
Find out more about how your qualifications fit into the UCAS tariff.
Are you an international student?
If you are an international student, you can find out about qualification equivalents accepted from your country by visiting www.leedsmet.ac.uk/internat and accessing your region and country.
Do you have few or no formal qualifications?
If you have few or no formal qualifications, you can still be considered based on relevant work and life experience, positive attitude and motivation. Many potential students in this position put together a ‘portfolio of achievement’ containing open references, proof of attendance for any work-based courses and any other information that supports their application. This can then be brought to interview for discussion.

FT Y1 Entry UK/EU: £2000
FT Y1 Entry NON UK/EU: £7500
PT Y1 Entry UK/EU: £16.67 (per credit)
PT Y1 Entry NON UK/EU: £62.5 (per credit)

Architecture is about people and making beautiful places for them to be in. Design is the core subject with projects that increase in complexity as the course progresses. It is supported by Architectural Context (the history and theory of Architecture) and Architectural Technology (structural design, environment, services, construction and materials). Communication skills such as freehand and technical drawing, model making, photography, research methods and computer aided design are also covered. There are study visits to European cities. Successful completion of the course gives exemption from Part I of the RIBA Examination in Architecture.

Min. from 6/12 unit awards (incl. SQA Adv. Higher): 120 points
Non-Tariff qualifications: GCSE Maths grade C and English Language grade C, or equivalent is required
Applicants with appropriate experience will also be considered
Applying via UCAS?
If you’re not sure how your qualifications fit into the UCAS tariff, don’t worry. The entry requirements ask for an overall tariff score, to include a minimum score from 6, 12 or 18 unit awards.

FT Y1 Entry UK/EU: £2000
FT Y1 Entry NON UK/EU: £7500
PT Y1 Entry UK/EU: £16.67 (per credit)
PT Y1 Entry NON UK/EU: £62.5 (per credit)

Architectural Technologists are professionals occupying a pivotal position in the design and construction of buildings. The course develops you to become the link between conceptual design and construction. In industry, the architectural technologist’s essential contribution to high quality, well-detailed and functional buildings combines expertise in design, technology and management. CAD and IT are utilised to enable effective communication of design ideas into physical buildings. The role is creative, dynamic and varied – ranging from design and detailing right through to project management of construction projects – providing for an interesting and rewarding career. The course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT).

Part-time
The Postgraduate Diploma course provides exemption from ARB/RIBA Part 3 and opens the route for final qualification and registration as an Architect whilst working in an architect’s office. During this year, a series of three inter-professional work…
Architectural Professional Studies – Graduate Certificate
Part-time
Students complete their academic and professional studies in architecture through this course, which consists of a combination of on-site tuition and open learning at students’ own convenience….
Architecture – MA
Part-time
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Architecture – PG Dip
Full-time | Part-time
This course is taught primarily by means of project work with supporting lectures and seminars. Work centres upon the design studio called the Cafe-arc. The Leeds School of Architecture, Landscape & Design is also well equipped with model-making, pho…
Art & Design – MA
Full-time | Part-time
Incorporating named routes – Contemporary Art – Graphic Design – Curating This MA programme reflects the multidisciplinary nature of contemporary art, graphic design and contemporary curating, providing a creative and dynamic environment for study b…