Professional Practice in Architecture (Part 3)

Entry requirements

Applicants should have parts 1 and 2, and experience of working in an approved practice.

Months of entry

November

Course content

This practice-based course represents the final step towards registration as an architect in the UK.

To be effective professionals, architects must be able to manage a wide range of disparate requirements, demands and constraints affecting the process of designing and producing buildings. This programme deals with issues related to the context for practice, the management of architecture and the management of construction.

You should be working in an approved practice as the course draws upon your experience. The course comprises recall days held throughout the year where you will attend intensive lecture, seminar and workshop programmes to introduce the key material. Project work is undertaken in the workplace and then used to explore and understand the application of this material.

• This course features practical elements including marketing and management, contract and procurement, and law in architecture, needed by professional architects

Information for international students

For more information and advice, please visit www.nottingham.ac.uk/studywithus/international-applicants/index.aspx

Fees and funding

Please visit www.nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/funding/pgt-funding.aspx for more information and advice on funding your masters.