Architecture University College Dublin

Overview

The Architecture programme at University College Dublin equips graduates to work in the field of Architecture anywhere across the world  in architectural practice and in other forms of creative practice as well as in the areas of policy, consultancy and academia.

• MArch (Hons) is the only programme that is accredited by the professional institute in Ireland (RIAI), and by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and which also has International Certification with the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) in the USA.
• Strong emphasis on research and on critical, reflective practice.
• Intensive small-group teaching from leading practitioners and academics.

Career & Graduate Study Opportunity

The MArch qualification is RIAI (and European Union), and RIBA accredited and has International Certification with the NAAB. It will equip graduates to work in architecture anywhere across the world, whether in major global centres or in particular regional contexts. This triple accreditation makes this Masters course unique and offers unrivalled opportunities to graduates. Graduates are involved in architectural practice and in other forms of professional creative practice, as well as in areas of policy and consultancy. Many graduates also go on to further postgraduate study, in UCD and elsewhere. Past students in the course’s connected programmes have gone on to become international or national experts in their selected fields.