MARCH (UG) Architecture: Collaborative Practice (ARCU13) FT

2016 - 2017

Year 1

The programme of study will be pursued for two years full-time.

Core These are a compulsory part of your degree: you cannot change them. units (120 credits)

Part I (Practice-based)

A student will take

Semester 1
ARC552	Live Project 1	AUT SEM	15 credits
ARC553 + School of Architecture Students only.	Theory and Research	AUT SEM	10 credits
ARC555	Management and Practice 1	AUT SEM	10 credits
Full academic year
ARC590 + none. none. none.	Reflective Design Practice	ACAD YR	45 credits
ARC594	Environment and Technology in Practice 1	ACAD YR	10 credits
ARC596	Dissertation Proposal: Collaborative Practice	ACAD YR	15 credits
ARC597	Reflections on Architectural Practice	ACAD YR	15 credits

The Part I Examination will be held during the first year. A student will pass all units before proceeding to the second year.

Year 2

Core These are a compulsory part of your degree: you cannot change them. units (120 credits)

Part II (SSoA-based)

A student will take

Semester 1
ARC560 CCo-requisites: ARC563 ARC563 ARC564 ARC565 ARC583	Design 3	AUT SEM	15 credits
ARC562	Live Project 2	AUT SEM	15 credits
ARC696	Dissertation 2	AUT SEM	15 credits
Semester 2
ARC561 CCo-requisites: ARC563 ARC563 ARC564 ARC565 ARC583	Design 4	SPR SEM	30 credits
Full academic year
ARC583 CCo-requisites: ARC560 ARC561 + Degree in Architecture (usually 2.1 or above) with RIBA Part 1, or equivalent. School of Architecture students only.	Design Report	ACAD YR	15 credits
ARC584	Environment and Technology 2	ACAD YR	15 credits
ARC585	Management and Practice 2	ACAD YR	15 credits

The Part II Examination will be held during the second year.

A student must achieve a mean grade of not less than 49.5 in order to be eligible for the award of the Degree of MArch in Architecture: Collaborative Practice.

A student who satisfies the requirements for the award of the Degree of MArch in Architecture: Collaborative Practice may on the recommendation of the Examiners be awarded a mark of distinction.

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Please note that the regulations displayed on this page reflect provision in 2016/17 and may not reflect study undertaken in other academic sessions. To see regulations that applied in another academic session, please return to the Programme Regulations Finder home screen and select the appropriate session.