A studio-based architecture degree at UCA Canterbury leading to RIBA Part 1, taught through project work, one-to-ones and reviews with dedicated studio space. It is the first stage towards qualifying as an architect.
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For 2027/28 international applicants can receive a UCA Merit Scholarship (£4,500 off first-year fees) or a Creative Development Scholarship (£3,000 off first-year fees, automatic), plus a £1,000 discount for paying fees in full by CAS issue; only one UCA scholarship can be applied.
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A studio-based architecture degree at UCA Canterbury leading to RIBA Part 1, taught through project work, one-to-ones and reviews with dedicated studio space. It is the first stage towards qualifying as an architect.
This 36-month undergraduate route concentrates on design thinking and spatial communication, technology, materials and the built environment, sustainable design in social and regulatory contexts. The course record does not promise a placement, so students should judge it primarily by its curriculum, teaching approach and project opportunities.
Course focus
Skills development
The balance of technical, academic and professional skills depends on the modules and assessments offered for your intake.
Learning experience
A strong fit for students who want to combine creative design with technical, social and environmental thinking about places and buildings. Entry requirements still determine eligibility, and students should compare the official module list with their own career goals before applying.
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Course information checked October 2026 from the official course page on uca.ac.uk. The expanded description is original GEC guidance built from the recorded course summary, award level and subject; it does not reproduce a university or partner listing word for word. Exact modules, teaching, assessment, professional recognition, fees, entry requirements and intakes can change. We confirm the latest details with University for the Creative Arts before you apply. Global Educational Consultants is an independent consultancy.