The M.Arch Masters in Architecture at Kingston University encourages students to engage with practical and theoretical aspects of architecture in order to build upon the skills gained in their first degree.

School: Kingston School of Art, Kingston University
Course: M.Arch Masters in Architecture
Location: London, UK
Course dates: September 2025 to June 2027/June 2028 (two years –full-time/three years – part-time)
Application deadline: 20 September 2025

The Architecture (ARB/RIBA Part 2) M.Arch course sits within the Department of Architecture and Landscape at Kingston School of Art (KSA).

Nested at the intimate Knight’s Park campus by the Hogsmill River, Stanley Picker Gallery and amongst the multitude of other creative disciplines within KSA, the department has immediate access to excellent and wide-ranging resources for experimental making and representation. These aspects of practice sit at the heart of the pedagogy in KSA, forming a key component of the M.Arch Architecture programme.

Knight’s Park is a place in which to dream, to converse, to debate, to work and to be part of a lively learning community. Situated at the forefront of practice-led European architectural discourse, the Architecture M.Arch qualification is prescribed by the ARB and RIBA Part 2 validated.

This course centres on the practice and theory, ethics, techniques and contexts of architectural design. It includes live making projects and engagement with practice and research. You will deepen and consolidate the knowledge, understanding and skills acquired during your first degree and a recommended period of work-based learning. A dissertation will give you the chance to investigate an area of interest in depth employing traditional and new methodologies.

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Top image: Assisted Succession, a nursery re-establishing the Treherbert temperate rainforest by Josh Godley, 2024.

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