MA Research Architecture

at Goldsmiths University of London

MA Research Architecture begins with a specific compulsory module called ‘Introduction to Research Architecture’ as well as the MA Compulsory Module B, which is shared by students from the whole Visual Cultures MA cohort.

The four assessed components of the MA comprise:

• the Special Subject ‘Conflict and Negotiations'
• a single major spatial research project (Studio)
• the Symposium
• a Dissertation

The research project (Studio), actively engages with spatial practice and theory, and concentrates on in-depth analysis of a distinct issue, process or site. This project forms the compulsory of the MA Dissertation, which you submit at the end of the programme.

A series of seminars, workshops and lectures will provide you with the necessary and stimulating information and create a forum for discussion on contemporary approaches and theories in architectural and spatial research.

Find out more about the Centre for Research Architecture.

Compulsory modules

Module title    

• Conflicts and Negotiations as Spatial Practices   
• MA Research Architecture Dissertation   
• MA Symposium 

• An undergraduate degree of at least second-class standard in a relevant/related subject

International Tuition Fees:

£21000 per year