Students benefit from the School's wide range of facilities, including a well-equipped information centre, computer centre, and laboratories and drawing offices. The course is designed to meet the requirements of the British Institute of Architectural Technologists. The second year covers further technology, structural appraisal, planning and further project and computer-based design. In the final year, further design, technology with project management, business, and a dissertation or major design project. The teaching programme comprises lectures, seminars, studios and study visits.
Emphasis is placed on individual, group and multi-disciplinary projects throughout the course.
All students undertake coursework projects that contribute to their progress through the course. The final classification of the Honours degree is made from the final year's results or the combination of the marks from Years 2 and 3, whichever is the better. Entry Requirements See Entry Requirements for Degree Courses . General Studies is an acceptable subject. Appropriate GNVQs Level 3 are also acceptable.