Overview

The Regenerative Design programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) offers a transformative approach to contemporary design practices by prioritising ecological health and social equity. This curriculum encourages students to move beyond traditional sustainability towards restorative systems that actively improve the natural environment.

Students engage with complex global issues through a lens of innovation and responsibility, learning to create solutions that are both functional and environmentally beneficial. The course fosters a deep understanding of how design can serve as a catalyst for positive change within diverse ecosystems and communities.

By integrating theoretical research with practical application, the programme prepares graduates to lead in the evolving field of regenerative practice.

Why Regenerative Design at University of the Arts London (UAL)?

Studying at this institution provides access to world-class facilities and a vibrant creative community dedicated to pushing the boundaries of traditional disciplines. The university is renowned for its commitment to social and environmental justice, offering a unique environment where experimental ideas are nurtured and developed.

The programme benefits from strong links to industry pioneers and ecological experts, ensuring that the curriculum remains at the forefront of global design trends. Students are encouraged to collaborate across disciplines, leveraging the university's extensive network to enhance their professional development and research impact.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15875 per year
• National fee: GBP 6040 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive foundation in restorative practices and ecological systems. Modules may include:

• Ecological Systems
• Regenerative Strategies
• Design Research Methods
• Collaborative Challenge
• Material Innovation
• Sustainable Futures
• Final Major Project

Careers with Regenerative Design

Graduates are well-positioned to pursue influential roles across various sectors, including urban planning, product manufacturing, and environmental consultancy. The skills acquired during the course allow alumni to act as sustainability leads and innovation consultants for international organisations and design studios.

Many former students transition into roles focused on policy development, circular economy strategy, or social enterprise. The programme's emphasis on systemic thinking ensures that graduates can adapt to the demands of a rapidly changing global job market, leading initiatives that prioritise long-term ecological resilience.