Architecture (BA+ M.Arch)

About this course

Architecture at Cambridge is a rigorous and intellectually ambitious discipline that spans the technical, artistic, historical, and ethical dimensions of how buildings and cities are made. It asks how structures are designed to function, how they should relate to their historical and cultural contexts, how they can be made sustainable and inclusive, and what role buildings play in shaping how people live, work, and experience the world. Cambridge's combined BA and M.Arch programme is one of the most distinctive architecture degrees in the world, integrating the full arc of undergraduate and graduate architectural education within a single extended programme. At the University of Cambridge, you will study the history and philosophy of architecture, participatory practice, inclusivity, contemporary culture, and urbanism alongside the technical foundations of construction, structural desig

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