Study Details: 1 year - 5 years
This internationally renowned course asks how history can transform the ways we think about architecture. It approaches architecture not just as isolated buildings or designs, but as dynamic agents shaped by — and shaping in turn — the societies around them. Attentive to ideas, debates, cultural and political contexts, it investigates the many stories architecture tells.
The normal minimum qualifications are a second-class Bachelor's degree from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Consideration will also be given if the qualification is a degree of lower than second-class Honours standard, or an equivalent overseas qualification, in a subject appropriate to the programme, plus extensive background and experience in the field. The latter implies considerable experience as a professional at a senior level. For applicants without a first degree or full professional membership, but with relevant and substantial work experience in the field, a special qualifying examination may be set. Details of this route can be obtained from the Bartlett's Faculty Office.
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UCL offers a range of financial awards aimed at assisting both prospective and current students with their studies.
Postgraduate study at The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment offers a dynamic and vibrant environment, enriched by a diverse graduate and research community, including a large cohort of PhD students. The Architectural History MA is situated within one of the world’s largest and most innovative centres for architectural history and theory, offering students access to a wealth of seminars, research networks, and events.
The Bartlett is UCL's multidisciplinary Faculty of the Built Environment. Our vision is a world where the systems and cities we build add to the wellb...