Architecture, Construction & Surveying - Undergraduate

Architectural Technology

BSc (Hons)

Architectural Technology is a relatively new profession in the construction industry combining passion for the built environment with an interest in technical design. Our Architectural Technology degree brings together all aspects of the design process, from concept through to completion, to develop key problem solving skills which are ideal for employability and continued professional development

Architecture

BSc | Master of

The BSc Architecture/Master of Architecture (MArch) course is a linked award that allows you to progress from Year 1 to Masters level continuously and obtain a clear pathway to professional registration.

Construction and the Built Environment

Graduate Apprenticeship in BSc (Hons)

Graduate Apprenticeships are an innovative route to a degree qualification blending academic study with work-based learning, supported by the student’s employer. The Graduate Apprenticeship in BSc (Hons) Construction and the Built Environment provides a range of practical skills for managing construction projects, integrating theory and practice from the outset.

Construction Management

BSc (Hons)

Managers are required at all stages of the construction process from inception through construction to maintaining our built environment. This Construction Management degree has been developed in collaboration with industry and the professions to provide a broad based education on design, construction and commercial management to prepare you for a rewarding career as a construction professional.

Surveying - Building

BSc (Hons)

Building Surveying is concerned with the maintenance, adaptation, refurbishment and repair of buildings. You will develop a range of skills relating to the built environment including; managing tasks and solving problems, applying numeracy, as well as design, technology and management skills and communication.

Surveying - Quantity

BSc (Hons)

Quantity Surveying manages the economics of built environment projects throughout the entire building lifecycle, from initial design to construction, and on the cost of the building in use.