MA Architecture - Interpretation and Theories: University of East London

About the programme

This programme introduces a range of advanced studies in the history and theory of architecture. It is primarily concerned with the relationship of theories and ideologies to architectural practice, and develops this by engaging with fundamental issues in modern and current architecture. Central to its approach is an understanding of cultural thought, which forms the context of the development of architectural writing and architectural practice.

Career opportunities

Graduates of this programme have opportunities to develop careers as architectural teachers. The programme also provides an extra dimension to architectural portfolios, enhancing opportunities for furthering careers in architectural practice.

Admission requirments

Applications are invited from students with first degree or equivalent in architecture or history of art or architecture: other subjects such as literature and philosophy may also provide a suitable background. Applications are welcomed from the EU and overseas, in particular, lecturers from Higher Education Institutions wishing to increase their qualifications.

Students whose first language is not English will have achieved a score of 7.0 in ILTS or equivalent. Eligibility for students without degree equivalent qualifications will be assessed on the basis of a short essay, statement and a portfolio.