Overview

The Bartlett offers a BSc (Hons) in Architectural Studies. This is a unique course that allows students to follow modules within the Bartlett in conjunction with modules in other departments of UCL.

The programme has been running since 2002-3 and now has over 50 graduates and the best track record of a programme of its kind. Graduates have gone on to postgraduate studies and professional careers in a wide variety of fields including journalism, landscape design, lighting design, documentary film, conservation, photography, print-making, arts education and management, events management, urban planning, law, marketing and the media, accounting, property valuation, construction management, international charities, and heritage institutions. They have pursued graduate studies at universities such as the Royal College of Art, Central St. Martin’s, Imperial College, City University and ETH in Zurich as well as at UCL.

The great strength of the AS programme is its multidisciplinarity: students are able to tailor their own course of study to suit their particular interests and future postgraduate and career plans. It suits highly motivated, independent students who are interested in architecture, design, and urban studies, but who also wish to take advantage of electives on offer elsewhere in UCL. Popular choices are Art History, Management, Languages, Economics, Psychology, History, Philosophy, Mathematics, Anthropology, Law, Archaeology, and Geography.

Staff

The Course Tutors on the BSc (Hons) Architectural Studies are:
BSc (Hons) Architectural Studies Course Director: Dr. Barbara Penner
Dissertation Module Course Co-coordinator: Dr. Barbara Penner
Project X Module Co-coordinator: Dr. Yeoryia Manolopoulou

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