Course summary

Why study a Master of Architecture? On our holistic, future-facing Master of Architecture, you’ll study a diverse set of subjects focused on the future of the built and natural environments. The course will equip you to tackle pressing global issues in architecture, transforming cities, places, and spaces for the benefit of people and the planet. Gain a deep understanding of contemporary professional practice, while challenging traditional boundaries in architectural design. You’ll also explore the crucial role of fire and life safety and sustainability, learning to create safe, sustainable buildings that protect both occupants and the public. Join our School of Architecture and Environment, an inclusive community that celebrates diverse skills and perspectives and engages with the region through design, research, and knowledge exchange. UWE Bristol has strong reputation for its Architecture courses and sustainability initiatives, making it an ideal place to study topics such as regenerative design and sustainable urbanism. The MArch offers a student-centred structure that allows you to tailor your studies to personal interests and emerging areas of practice. You can gain professional practical experience through live projects, as well as collaborations with industry professionals, local communities and partnerships beyond traditional architectural disciplines. You’ll also engage with internationally acclaimed research from our Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research (CABER) and Architecture Research Group, which is integrated into your module content. This research-informed teaching will give you unique insights into the latest trends and technologies in architecture, supporting real-world problem solving.