Architectural Design Joint Honours
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Factfile Where you will study: Derby Campus, Markeaton Street. UCAS code: Y002 Entry requirements: You will usually need 220 - 300 UCAS points from accepted qualifications (see www.derby. ac.uk/entryreqs for a full list). Duration and mode of study: Three years full time or four to six years part time. Fees: Please see our website for more information about fees for the joint honours combinations. Start date: You can start this course in September.
At first, I wasn’t quite sure where I wanted to go with design. The joint honours course gave me an insight into all its potential areas and because of that I now have my next step. Laura Abbotts
Why choose this course? You will develop the creative and technical skills you will need for a professional architectural career. You can study flexibly and develop a mix of skills by combining Architectural Design with one or two other subjects as part of your joint honours degree. About the course You will develop an awareness of traditional and contemporary architectural design. During your first year you will also develop basic design skills and techniques. You will complete a variety of projects using CAD, hand drawn sketching and modelling. In the final stage, you will carry out an individual study of design and research to explore your potential as a creative designer. Teaching and learning The course is practical and largely studiobased. You will learn about traditional design alongside the application of the latest digital technology, including CAD (Computer Aided Design). You will be assessed in a variety of ways to help you develop your presentation and communication skills, which are essential for professional practice.
Study modules Stage one
Stage TWO
Stage THREE
Studio Design and Personal Development
Studio Design 2 and Personal Development Part A
Integrated Project (Design)
Architectural CAD
Studio Design 2 and Personal Development Part B
Independent Study and Personal Development
Design Analysis and Personal Development
Design Communication
Professional Practice and Project Management
History and Theory of Design and Architecture
History and Theory of Design and Architecture 2
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Options Between the second and third year you will have the option of developing your skills and knowledge in industry by participating in a work placement. On completion of two modules, you will be awarded the Diploma in Professional Practice.
Your career There’s a real design and technical emphasis to this course, which will help you get into a professional career in architectural design. You will develop digital skills, which are highly appropriate to the contemporary architectural workplace.
Diploma in Professional Practice (optional) You will study: Applied Professional Practice Contemporary Issues in Professional Practice.
If you combine this subject with Property Development you could start your own business or work in the practical side of property planning and designing. You can also study further to achieve membership of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists.
Additional information A joint honours degree is the perfect choice for you if you want to study more than one subject. You can combine this course with one or two other joint honours courses that are offered at our Derby Campus to create your own joint honours degree. Popular combinations include Business Management, Property Development and Marketing.