architecture degree

Undergraduate Courses

Architecture, Construction & Surveying - Undergraduate

Our courses are designed with the future work environment in mind, focussing on big topics such as the environment and sustainability.

We combine innovative thinking with new technologies and contemporary practice across all aspects of the design and construction of buildings, public space and cities. As a student of RGU you will gain hands on experience and excellent links to industry preparing you for the world of work.

  • 1st in Scotland for overall student satisfaction in Architecture, Building and Planning (National Student Survey, excluding colleges, small, specialist and private institutions)
  • 2nd in the UK for satisfaction with teaching in Construction, Surveying and Planning (Guardian University Guide 2024)

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BSc (Hons)

Our accredited BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology degree, is a relatively new profession in the construction industry, combining passion for the built environment with an interest in technical design.

BSc | Master of Architecture

BSc | Master of

The BSc Architecture/Master of Architecture (BSc/MArch) course at Robert Gordon University is a linked award that allows you to progress from Year 1 to Master's level continuously, and obtain a clear pathway to professional registration.

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Graduate Apprenticeship in BSc (Hons)

The Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) in Built Environment BSc (Hons) course is an innovative route to a degree qualification that integrates theory and practice. Apprentices will continue their employment with a partner employer while studying towards a degree that covers a range of built environment subjects.

BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management

BSc (Hons)

The Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management course at Robert Gordon University is a stepping stone for students who see their future careers in the financial management and leadership of projects within the built environment. It provides you with the opportunity to progress towards becoming a Chartered Surveyor and can lead to career opportunities worldwide.

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