Master of Architecture (MArch) - Architecture and Landscape Architecture

The Master of Architecture in Architecture and Landscape Architecture is a unique opportunity to qualify as both an architect and a landscape architect. It’s open to students with previous combined or separate degrees in both Architecture and Landscape Architecture. The degree is Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) at Part 2, the Landscape Institute (LI) and prescribed by the Architects Registration Board (ARB).

The study focuses on a range of themed, design-based studios dedicated to specific areas of practice or research. There are compulsory modules in landscape architecture, humanities, management, building and plant sciences, and an integrated architecture and landscape architecture project.

Students will produce at least one comprehensive design project to qualify .They will also have the opportunity to work with local or regional groups on a real-life challenge through the University of Sheffield's Live Projects program.