Architecture (ARB/RIBA PART 2) March at University of East London
The Architecture (ARB/RIBA PART 2) March course at University of East London encourages students to work within the complexities of social and environmental interaction and engage with real-life scenarios.
Our ARB and RIBA-accredited MArch Part 2 course at the University of East London produces directed, environmentally responsible and socially aware graduates that understand architecture as a beautiful, radical tool to make places and engage with the complexities of social and environmental interaction.
We stimulate our students to become critical agents in the social production of space through thorough and in-depth engagement with environmentally sound responses, addressing real-life issues and uncertainties. Sustainability is key for us and can only be achieved by aligning human behaviour, use, technology, place and space altogether.
We believe students need more than just a traditional understanding of how to do their job. As such, our course does not attempt to replicate office practice, instead, it prepares students to push practice forward.
We teach you how to maximise your potential and to generate impact by addressing new methods of project and design development, as well as through the use of contemporary design and manufacturing technologies.
We believe that by engaging on a practical level with real-life scenarios you will affect the whole, not just the part.
School: University of East London
Course: Architecture (ARB/RIBA PART 2) March
Location: London, UK
Course dates: September 2025 to July 2027
Application deadline: 1 September 2025
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What will I learn during this course?
– Essential technical, philosophical, regulatory and practical skills for architecture practices
– A hands-on approach to architecture
What are the requirements?
– Bachelor’s degree with minimum Second Class or equivalent in an environmentally-relevant subject
– A relevant portfolio with a wide range of work that shows creativity, technical competence and understanding of the subject area
What facilities and resources are available?
– Contemporary lecture theatres and seminar rooms
– Art studios and exhibition spaces
– Audio and visual labs and a multimedia production centre
– 24-hour Docklands library
What career prospects can I expect upon graduating?
Upon completion of the course, students are fully prepared to become qualified architects. Graduates work for landscape practices from private, public and third sectors.
Who teaches this course?
– Isaie Bloch, course leader
– Armor Guiterrez, senior lecturer
– Alan Chandler, tutor
– Deborah Benrós, senior lecturer
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