Bachelor of Arts - BA - Hons in Architecture University of Kent

Architects imagine new environments and think about how people want to live in the 21st century. They consider how those environments can be created to achieve a sustainable future. If you have vision, enjoy challenging yourself and are looking to kick-start your career, study architecture at Kent. Choose our RIBA and ARB-accredited course to explore the relationship between people and spaces on a degree that balances technical skills, design work and professional experience. It’s not just about creating beautiful buildings; you'll lead on projects, solve complex problems and learn to communicate your ideas. We use a variety of learning and teaching methods, including lectures, workshops, studio-based work and field study trips. You also attend tutorials, seminars, small group discussions and one-to-one design sessions, giving you a range of feedback opportunities to improve their skills. Our dedicated student workshop is run by experienced model makers and is equipped with a CNC router as well as a comprehensive collection of workshop equipment, laser-cutting facilities and access to an electronics workshop. You also have the exclusive use of our digital workshop which enables you to explore aspects of 3D scanning, printing and modelling; using cutting-edge technology; from point-cloud 3D capture to fused deposition modelling 3D prototypes. We hold seven hobbyist 3D printers and three high-end 3D scanners, to enhance our experimental approach throughout the process and development of an architectural design brief.

The University of Kent, located in the southeastern part of England, stands as one of the UK's leading institutions for higher education. Established in 1965, it has since become renowned for its academic excellence, vibrant campus life, and commitment to innovation in teaching and research.

Situated in the historic city of Canterbury, with additional campuses in Medway and Tonbridge, the university offers a picturesque backdrop for intellectual pursuits. Canterbury, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage Site cathedral, provides a rich cultural environment that complements the academic experience.

Academically, the University of Kent boasts a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across disciplines such as arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, and business. Its faculties and schools are at the forefront of research, with many academics contributing to global conversations and breakthroughs in their respective fields.