Architectural and Interdisciplinary Studies UCL

Overview

Unlike traditional architecture degrees with a fixed curriculum, the Architectural and Interdisciplinary Studies programme from UCL  brings together architecture with the opportunity to receive specialised teaching in other subjects such as archaeology, art history, economics, planning, education, geography, management, and politics. This mix gives you the freedom to develop your own creative and critical approach to architecture and to build a unique interdisciplinary skillset that is profoundly relevant to the built environment today.  

Graduate destinations

Graduates go on to careers across construction, the built environment, property, performance, and the creative arts, as well as related fields such as archiving, curatorship, planning, and project management. They work in organisations ranging from galleries and architecture firms to local councils, including the London Boroughs. Many also choose to continue their academic journey through further study, progressing on to a master’s and doctoral course in design and research across the arts, sciences, and humanities at some of the world’s most prestigious institutions (Source: LinkedIn).

Careers on Architectural and Interdisciplinary Studies BSc are supported by a dedicated Careers Tutor as well as alumni dialogues, industry talks and workshops. You will have 1:1 tutorials and group seminars to discuss your module selections and their connections with after university.