The BSc Architecture degree is primarily intended for students wishing to pursure a career as a professional architect, and covers the cover disciplines of architectural design, history & theory, professional studies and technology. Successful completion of the BSc Architecture leads to exemption from Part 1 of the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) examinations.

The BSc Architectural Studies degree is open only to students who have previously completed Year 1 (or Years 1 and 2) of the BSc Architecture. It is aimed at highly-motivated, independent students who wish to continue with a specialisation in architecture, design and urban studies, but who also want to take advantage of electives on offer elsewhere in UCL

	BSc Architecture (ARB/RIBA Pt 1) The programme equips students with skills to practice architecture but, as importantly, an understanding of the technological, professional, cultural and architectural contexts within ...
	BSc Architectural Studies Running since 2002, and now with over 90 graduates and a well-established track record, the great strength of the programme is its multidisciplinarity ...