Sustainable Urban Design, MArch, University of Nottingham

the United Kingdom

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The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
MArch	Full-time	1 year	September	find out	find out

About Sustainable Urban Design, MArch - at University of Nottingham

Our Sustainable Urban Design MArch programme focuses on the design of the public and urban areas. The programme is designed to enable graduates to enhance the quality of cities around the world by bringing innovative design into a new relationship with the latest research.

You will learn about the structure of urban form, the way that cities function, and how people use them in order to create urban places that respond to the major opportunities and challenges facing society.

This programme covers all of the areas required of an urban designer in contemporary practice, including:

public and urban design theory and practice
urban regeneration
sustainable urbanism theory and applications
urban policy

You will acquire the knowledge and develop the necessary skills to face the contemporary cultural, historical, social, economic, and environmental challenges in terms of achieving holistic sustainability in those realms.

Entry requirements

2.1 (Upper 2nd class hons degree or international equivalent) including: Architecture or equivalent. Must include modules in architectural design accounting for 25 %- 50% of credits. Other requirements: Architectural design work portfolio must be submitted.

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