Why study Architecture at Newcastle University?
Newcastle University offers a range of specialist Architecture degrees at its School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape – one of very few Schools in the UK focusing exclusively on the built environment.
- Degree programmes devised by leading industry experts in subjects such as Architecture, Urban Planning and Property Development.
- Accredited and recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), the Royal Town Planning Institute, the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RISC).
- Top facilities include the specialist Architecture and Planning studios, with 3D printers, CAD facilities and drawing boards.
- The School produces graduates who are well-received by Architectural practices in Newcastle, the UK and beyond.
- Russell Group-recognised research across the field, with recent projects exploring homelessness, landscape archaeology and experimental architecture.
Program choices
Find out more about your course options by selecting a course level.
- English course
- International Foundation
- International Year One
- Undergraduate Degree
- Graduate Diploma
- Postgraduate Degree
English course
Leads to: University preparation programme or degree
Typical entry requirements: From IELTS 3.0
Length of course: From 4 weeks
- Improve your English language skills before starting your academic studies.
- Regular intakes with flexible course lengths to suit your English level.
- Adapt to living and studying in the UK.
International Foundation
Leads to: Undergraduate degree
Typical entry requirements: From IELTS 5.0, plus completion of 12 years of schooling with good grades.
Length of course: 3 terms (9 months)
- A guaranteed route to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree.
- Modules designed to develop the specialist knowledge, language and study skills for your chosen degree.
- Support with your university applications.
International Year One
Leads to: Undergraduate degree
Typical entry requirements: From IELTS 5.5, plus completion of A-levels, Foundation, or first year of an overseas university degree.
Length of course: 3 terms (9 months)
- A guaranteed route to Year 2 of an undergraduate degree.
- Complete your degree in the same amount of time as direct entry students.
- Study academic modules that reflect the first year of your chosen degree.
Undergraduate Degree
- To apply for direct entry to an undergraduate degree at Newcastle University: If you are working with an education counsellor please contact them to make an application. Otherwise, please visit the university website
Graduate Diploma
Leads to: Postgraduate degree
Typical entry requirements: From IELTS 5.5, plus completion of three years of higher education.
Length of course: 3 terms (9 months)
- A guaranteed route to a Master's degree.
- Develop your study and research skills in preparation for postgraduate study.
- Improve your knowledge of academic theory and subjects related to your degree.
Postgraduate Degree
- To apply for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at Newcastle University: If you are working with an education counsellor please contact them to make an application. Otherwise, please visit the university website