Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) - BA

The course was developed in accordance with industry guidelines to give you basic, challenging and creative instruction, focusing on architecture, principles of urbanism, landscape and architecture. You will work within a decentralized construction environment, in a variety of industrial applications, including houses, shops, museums, public buildings, squares, cities and community centers. You will visit and analyze sites and interact with the social, political and economic factors influencing community and community development. By working individually and in a variety of groups, you will gain an understanding of cultural and urban contexts, learn how to improve the built environment and develop sharp commercial awareness of the construction industry.

The BA (Hons) Architecture Award will provide graduates with a professional network to facilitate skills development after graduation. The School of Fine Arts is proud to provide our students with rigorous technical and technical education, and places great importance on the preparation of our students in the world of work. The Architecture Program has a list of world-class industry partners who join us in teaching and learning and providing current and future thinking about modern practice. Coventry places its students in a unique position to understand, investigate, and intervene in global change as you emerge from the ideal of the twentieth century settlement of the Garden Cities to the recent war of new cities.

As a graduate of architecture you can choose to continue in the second phase of architecture education, and decide to work within the building or interior design practice, or as part of a multidisciplinary design consultation. You can also travel to areas such as city construction, housing and shop design. The courses provide a good network of industry partners. He will be closely involved with national and international construction projects on various projects and partnerships. Attending lectures from some of the most respected architectural styles contributes to teaching and learning.