February 2027
1 year
London
Tuition Fee
£3,570 per year (UK home)
Part-time
The tuition fee for UK home students is £3,570 per year. The university reserves the right to increase the tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. More information on the latest fee can be found on the institution website.
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RIBA Part 1 and Part 2 exemption by examination at a recognised UK or Eire school, or obtained RIBA or ARB Part 1 and Part 2 exemption by interview. Documentary evidence of practical experience to conform with the RIBA Practical Training Scheme - 24 months of experience in total is required to sit the part 3 examination, of which 12 months minimum should be undertaken in the EEA, Channel Islands or the Isle of Man under the direct supervision of an architect.
Please contact our admissions team for specific English language requirements for this program.
Completion of this course is the final step toward registration as an architect in the UK. Once registered with the Architects Registration Board (ARB), you can practise with the title of architect in the UK and the European community.
The course is assessed through four components: a case study, a completed RIBA Practical Training Record (or equivalent), a critical self-evaluation, and two unseen examinations. A final viva voce examination assesses all elements in a summative context.
The institution provides extensive support through its School of Art, Architecture and Design, including careers advice, lectures, and events that help graduates expand their knowledge and skills.
This is a work-based learning course designed for students already working in practice, providing a framework to support and guide your professional development within the architecture and construction context.
The course is practice-based and focuses on the final professional qualification in architecture. It is unique in its structure, offering a choice of six or 12-month pathways and fostering independent, critical thinking with no single 'right' answer.
Yes, the course is designed to build practical skills by examining critical events in your own work experience and that of other course members, preparing you for managing architectural projects.
The learning experience is practice-based and highly autonomous, involving study groups and professional exchange. It is designed to support students working in the industry, with teaching that encourages critical reflection on professional responsibility.
Prospective students should ensure they have the required RIBA Part 1 and Part 2 exemptions and the necessary 24 months of practical experience before applying. You will need to submit a personal statement, CV, and employer reference.
