Programme summary for Grad Cert. Architecture: Computing and Design
About the programme
Programme structure
The programme consists of one 40 Credit level 3 module, taking one semester and is offered twice a year. Lectures are shared with the MSc. computing and design programme.
Career opportunities
This programme provides essential skills for advanced modelling in large architectural practices.
Support
All students are supported by the staff of the MSc Programme, and the staff of the GradCert programme. Day to day communication is made available via the CECA WIKI and UEL Plus / UELPlus learning support services
Admission
Applicants for the programme may be graduates of architecture or qualified professionals; however they do not need degree level qualification. Practical experience or Higher National Diploma or equivalent can serve. People with previous degrees from disciplines outside Architecture and Design will also be considered. Generally students need to demonstrate a level of understanding of the design process in architecture and an interest in developing computer aided design skills. People whose first language is not English will need to be proficient to IELTS 6.5 grade.
At least two members of academic staff will review each application before a decision is made. In most cases an interview will be part of the evaluation process.
Applicants with either prior-certified learning or prior-experiential learning that closely matches the specified learning outcomes of the programme may be able to claim exemption via agreed university procedures.
Progression
On successful completion of this programme with a classification of Merit or above, students may apply to join the MSC Computing and design programme.
Key facts
You can start many programmes in either September or February and applications are simple to make. Click below to:
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