This degree aims to prepare students to become climate-aware architectural technologists, capable of making sustainable and inclusive places. The course combines elements of architecture, civil engineering, services engineering, environmental science, and building information modelling (BIM) to equip students with practical skills, industry knowledge, and experience to succeed in construction roles across the private and public sectors. Students gain hands-on experience transforming conceptual designs into practical building projects, working with the latest technologies and software. The course offers flexible study options—three years full-time, four years with a placement, or six years part-time—and includes unique industry collaborations such as the Burj Azizi Global University Exposure Internship Programme. Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT), it supports students on the path to becoming Chartered Architectural Technologists.
Why this course is highly recommended
Students appreciate the course’s industry relevance, hands-on learning, and real-world projects. They benefit from access to industry-standard equipment, engaging guest lectures, and international internship opportunities. The course’s strong industry connections, including partnerships for placements and live projects, ensure graduates are well-prepared for a diverse range of roles in construction and architecture sectors. The high satisfaction scores in assessments, feedback, and student voice reflect its effectiveness. Graduates have gone on to roles like BIM managers, project managers, and consultants, with many setting up their own practices—highlighting its success and employability support.
The programme integrates architecture, civil, services engineering, environmental science, and BIM to develop a comprehensive understanding of sustainable building design and construction. Emphasising digital construction, climate-conscious technology, and inclusive design, students explore areas like building materials, structural systems, environmental impact, and project management practices aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The course’s unique focus on BIM workflows and their application to sustainability and safety makes it a specialization in contemporary, digitally driven architectural technology.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
17.52L
Living cost
Applicants need 112 UCAS points and GCSEs in English and Maths at Grade C/4. Various qualifications such as A-Levels (BBC), BTECs (DMM), or equivalent are accepted, along with a combination of qualifications totaling 112 points. Mature students or those with relevant work experience can also apply; transfer options are available for those with prior credits or qualifications like HNDs or foundation degrees. There’s no interview requirement for this course.

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Graduates can pursue roles such as BIM managers, lead designers, project managers, information managers, consultants, or start their own architectural practices. Opportunities exist in architectural practices, construction companies, housing agencies, local authorities, legislation bodies, property developers, research institutions, and energy sectors. The course’s industry placements and networking supported by Middlesex’s wide partnerships boost employability, positioning graduates for careers across the built environment, sustainable design, and construction management sectors.