Architecture and Digital Theory MRes

at University College London

Modules

In Term 1, you have a choice of two out of three optional transferrable skills modules, each worth 15 credits.
 

You also undertake a research mini-project worth 30 credits, this module is a compulsory module for the MRes Architecture and Digital Theory (ADT) programme. This is a mini-project to be presented at the end of the first term in December. You will be asked to present your work verbally and your presentation will be filmed.
 

In Terms two and three, you undertake a subject-specific skills taught project worth 30 credits and commence your 90 credit research project which concludes at the end of the Summer.
 

These compulsory modules are managed by the MRes ADT programme directors. For the major research task, to be submitted at the end of the 12 month programme, you will be asked to produce a dissertation.
 

Compulsory modules

•  Architecture and Digital Theory: Main Research Project
•  Architecture and Digital Theory: Research Mini Project
•  History and Theory of Digital Design
   

The normal minimum qualifications are an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in architecture or an associated design discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.

Overseas tuition fees

£23,800
 

You will gain highly specialist knowledge throughout this programme, in a field of burgeoning global importance. 
 

You will also develop skills in communicating, presenting, advocating, interrelating and responding to people from a wide variety of backgrounds within a professional context.