The BSc Architecture program at Cardiff University provides a comprehensive grounding in architectural principles and design. Through a blend of design projects and taught modules, you will explore the historical, theoretical, cultural, political, and geographical aspects of architecture. The curriculum emphasizes understanding how buildings are constructed, how they function, and how technology can contribute to well-being and environmental care. You will also engage with professional and ethical responsibilities, considering the architect's role in society and in relation to global challenges like climate change.
A digital portfolio (PDF, max 10MB, max 9 pages, A3 landscape) is required. It should showcase creativity and potential, can include any form of creative work, and must be submitted within 6 weeks of the first request. GCSE Maths grade C/4 or equivalent is also required, unless taking A-level Maths or equivalent. Critical Thinking, General Studies, and similar subjects are not accepted. UKVI English language requirements apply for Student visa applicants.
Tuition fees for home status students are set at the maximum level determined by the UK government annually. Fees may increase in subsequent years.
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Architects Registration Board (ARB), and the Board of Architects in Malaysia (LAM).