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Masters Degrees (Sustainable Architecture)

We have 146 Masters Degrees (Sustainable Architecture)

Doing a Masters in Sustainable Architecture gives you the opportunity to study the practice of designing and constructing buildings in a way that minimises the negative environmental impact of the built environment.

You’ll cover topics related to renewable energy, sustainable design and urbanism. You could also find out more about innovative approaches to architecture like building information modelling, which is a process involving the generation and management of digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of places.

Alternative building materials are another important aspect of studying Sustainable Architecture, with resources like timber and hemp seeing increased use in recent years.

Courses like this can be taken by both fresh Architecture graduates and established professionals. Many Masters in Sustainable Architecture programmes are also accredited by relevant sector-wide bodies.

Why study a Masters in Sustainable Architecture?

Studying a Masters in Sustainable Architecture will equip you with the tools and skills to solve many of the most pressing issues facing society, from climate change to energy usage. You might want to continue your architecture research in the world of academia or teaching. Alternatively, you could find employment as a sustainability consultant working for a range of organisations across the public and private sectors.

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