Welcome to Architecture at the University of Dundee
Our students come from all over the world to join us at the University of Dundee on our MArch degree course, which encourages each and every student to develop an individual position - an identity - within the complex and evolving profession of architecture.
MArch Degree
Architecture students at the University of Dundee explore a variety of architectural design projects in all levels of the course, which range from simple shelters to the complexity of urban regeneration and takes students to various locations in the UK and abroad.
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We are looking for people with the same imagination, drive and passion for architecture as those of us who teach here at the University of Dundee
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Studio Culture
At Architecture, University of Dundee we have a strong studio culture based in our excellent studios and a teaching programme which embeds design studio at the heart of all teaching.
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What our Students Say
'Architecture, University of Dundee offers direct entry to RIBA Part 2, that is really the most efficient way to get a professional certificate and a chance to start a career.' Shuaibin Wang MArch Year 4 student
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Our Research
Research in the built environment focuses on space, and the myriad architectural praxes that shape it and give it its qualities, structures, and uses. Research is currently focused around two inter-related themes
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KENGO KUMA 'The Answer is Architecture' Lecture

Kengo Kuma meets and greets Dundee architecture students after delivery of his first lecture
In this exclusive lecture, that was delivered twice on Saturday 21st May, award-winning architect Kengo Kuma explored the role that architecture has in connecting people to their environment. He discussed how a well-designed building acts as an operating system for society and how it can mark a defining moment of civilisation.' An MP3 file can be downloaded from the main news page.
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