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Masters Degrees in Architecture
We have 367 Masters Degrees in Architecture
Masters degrees in Architecture equip you with an effective knowledge of the principles involved in designing, constructing and maintaining buildings and other structures. They teach theoretical principles, practical techniques and professional principles. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree with a strong scientific or mathematical element, such as Planning, Architecture, or Building. Sufficient work experience may be accepted in some cases.
Why study a Masters in Architecture?
## Architecture programmes are highly varied, as the scientific or technical element may vary by degree – for example, some have a more historical or artistic focus, while others provide you with more practical working knowledge for construction. However, the majority of courses provide you with professional accreditation from bodies such as the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), which will allow you to work as a professional architect. Specialisations include Landscape Architecture and Urban studies. As such, your degree may not simply be about providing housing and office spaces, but could explore issues such as wildlife protection and building conservation. Traditional career routes include roles within planning departments and architectural firms, either as working practitioners, project managers, or client advisors.Refine your search
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Architecture - MSc
University of Oulu
Master’s Programmes
Study a two-year design-oriented master's degree in Architecture at the northernmost architecture school in the world to get a professional architect degree valid across Europe. Read more
Architecture - MA
University for the Creative Arts
Canterbury School of Architecture
Gain a deeper understanding of built and occupied space and develop an individual approach to spatial design on our MA Architecture course at UCA Canterbury. Read more
Architecture RIBA 2 MArch
London Metropolitan University
The School of Art, Architecture and Design
Our Master of Architecture RIBA 2 course is design-driven and will enable you to focus your skills and develop excellence in your work. Read more
MA/PGDip Landscape Architecture
University of Sheffield
Department of Landscape Architecture
Learn how to create places that protect the planet and improve the lives of the people who inhabit them with our two-year conversion course. Read more
Landscape Architecture MLA
University of Greenwich
School of Design
Our Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA), accredited by the Landscape Institute, is for graduates who wish to take the next step towards becoming a professional landscape architect. Read more
MArch Master of Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 2)
Arts University Bournemouth
Postgraduate School
The MArch Master of Architecture at AUB explores the possibilities of architectural practices that conceive and articulate diverse processes of community development and transformation. Read more
Examination in Professional Practice: Architecture RIBA 3
London Metropolitan University
The School of Art, Architecture and Design
This practice-based course will prepare you for managing architectural projects and is the final step toward registration as an architect in the UK. Read more
MA Architectural Design
University of Sheffield
School of Architecture
Develop your own distinctive design practice by exploring the processes and methodologies of architecture. You'll study in a studio and have the opportunity to work on real-life projects with local and regional groups. Read more
MSc Re-designing the Post-Industrial City
University of Oulu
UNIC
UNIC Re-designing the Post-Industrial City (Re-PIC) is a European Master in Science developed within the scope of UNIC. A comprehensive 2-year study programme with 120 ECTS, RePIC focuses on responding to the challenges of post-industrial cities and their residents. Read more
MRes Arts
Arts University Bournemouth
Postgraduate School
You will follow a programme of study and independent learning which combine practical and theoretical approaches to maker cultures to offer a unique foundation for innovative research practices, and emphasises the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for doctoral level study. Read more
Master of Science (Architecture) in Sustainable Architecture
Tampere University
Masters Programmes
Reimagining the built environment to create a more sustainable future Are you a creative designer and critical thinker with a passion for architecture and creating a better world? In the Sustainable Architecture Master’s Programme we reimagine the built environment to better answer to the diverse societal, cultural and environmental challenges the world is facing. Read more
Architecture - MArch
University of the West of England, Bristol
Department of Architecture and the Built Environment
UWE Bristol has an excellent reputation for its architecture courses, and the calibre of its graduates. We have been ranked sixth nationally for student satisfaction for our Architecture courses in The Guardian University League Tables 2020. Read more
Interior Architecture - MA
Oxford Brookes University
School of Architecture
Interior Architecture merges competences between architecture, interior design, and social science. Its fluid approach permits for a shift of focus from the design of ‘objects’ (buildings and furniture) to an evaluation of the 'subjective' experience of the users. Read more
MArch Architecture and Landscape Architecture
University of Sheffield
School of Architecture
Our innovative dual course gives you a full accredited route to qualify as both an architect and a landscape architect. It is open to students with previous combined or separate degrees in both architecture and landscape architecture. Read more
Landscape Architecture MA
University College London
The Bartlett School of Architecture
These two creative and reflective Master's degrees consider interventions in the landscape through imaginative design, strategic thinking and technical knowledge. Read more
