The Architecture and Landscape undergraduate degree at the University of Sheffield offers a unique pathway to becoming a leading architect, landscape architect, or urban designer. This programme is designed for students passionate about shaping the built environment, providing a holistic understanding of how buildings and landscapes interact. You will explore the physical, social, historical, and cultural contexts that inform design, gaining critical awareness of architectural and landscape theories and methodologies. This integrated approach prepares you for complex challenges in urban ecological planting design and sustainable development.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, you will engage in studio-based design projects, developing coherent designs that integrate historical, theoretical, practical, and technical aspects. In your final year, you will produce a substantial urban design project, tackling environmental issues and sustainability. Teaching is delivered by staff at the forefront of their fields, fostering a rich learning environment. You will graduate with qualifications recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects and the Landscape Institute, equipping you for highly employable careers in architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design.