175 Master's degrees in Architecture in England, United Kingdom

The Architecture research programme at Royal College of Art supports experimental, practice-led and interdisciplinary research with tangible public and social impact. 

The Architecture (Part-time) course at Liverpool John Moores University invites you to creatively engage in a truly interdisciplinary and project-orientated architectural study.

The Architectural Conservation programme from University of Kent is a taught course aimed at professionals and academics world-wide with an interest in architectural heritage including architects, engineers, archaeologists, art historians, geographers and surveyors.

City Design from Royal College of Art is more than just designing physical structures. It’s about how we live together, work, and move. 

The Architecture and Urban Studies course from the University of Cambridge is a programme of advanced study on modern and contemporary architecture and the continued development of cities around the world. 

This Infrastructure Planning, Appraisal and Development programme from UCL is designed in collaboration with leading infrastructure practitioners to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to create holistic, robust, and sustainable infrastructure projects, preparing you for a successful career in infrastructure planning.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Architectural History from University of Oxford covers English architectural history from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. It will be of interest to those seeking to develop their: knowledge of the broad sweep of English architecture; understanding of the evolution of the historic environment more widely.

The MA Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London, is a one-year full-time programme designed for graduates from diverse backgrounds. This course encourages exploration of how architecture intersects with contemporary issues such as culture, politics, and justice, fostering innovative spatial practices as a form of research.

The Diploma Programme (ARB-RIBA Part 2) at the Architectural Association is a two-year course designed for students advancing from the Intermediate Programme (BA (Hons)) or those joining from other institutions. This programme focuses on advanced research and design practices, fostering innovative thinking within architecture.

The MA in History and Critical Thinking in Architecture at the Architectural Association is a one-year full-time programme. This degree equips students with the analytical skills necessary to engage with architectural histories and contemporary issues, fostering critical thinking and innovative approaches to architectural practice.

A Housing and City Planning programme from UCL for urban professionals and graduates from the fields of planning, property, architecture and project management who are looking to specialise in the area of housing development.

This Architectural Practice programme from University of Kent enables students to complete their professional training and follows the ARB’s criteria for Part 3, thereby enabling graduates who have completed all three examinations to apply for professional registration as Architects in the UK. The course is prescribed by the ARB (Architects' Registration Board).

This Architecture and Historic Urban Environments programme offered at UCL pioneers a fresh and critical approach to architecture and historic urban environments at a world-leading architecture school in London.

The Architecture Design programme from the University of Leeds combines architecture and sustainability issues through critical debate and creative practice to aid your development as a designer of future cities and urban environments.

This Professional Practice in Architecture (Part 3) course from the University of Nottingham is a distance learning course and is taken by students who have completed their Part 2 during a final 12-month period in industry (relevant experience required).

The Master of Science in Spatial Planning at Technological University Dublin is a part-time programme lasting 2.5 years. This course is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in planning, combining online and on-campus learning to provide flexibility for working individuals.

The Spatial Planning programme at the Oxford Brookes University is a benchmark qualification for those wishing to enter the planning profession.  

Architects and the designers of our surroundings are the driving force behind the design and development of our built environment. Whether they are designing new buildings, giving a new lease of life to existing ones, developing urban spaces, landscapes or contemporary interiors, architects have a profound influence on all our lives. Learn this with the Architecture degree at University of Kent.

This Architecture and the Built Environment (Distance Learning) programme at the University of Huddersfield allows you to undertake a one-year (full-time) research degree, with little or no formal taught component. 

The Architecture and Adaptive Reuse degree offered at The University of Manchester is a programme about existing buildings, situations and places, and how over time these structures and locations can be encouraged to evolve, sustain new uses, and accommodate new users.