London Metropolitan University

Overview The MArch Architecture (RIBA 2) at London Metropolitan University is a design-led programme that helps you develop advanced architectural knowledge, critical thinking, and professional design skills. You will explore how buildings respond to social, cultural, environmental, and technological contexts. What you’ll focus on Design development grounded in research, critical debate, and reflective practice. Applied technology and building performance, including how materials and systems shape architectural outcomes. Practice, history, and theory that support your ability to justify design decisions and communicate proposals clearly. Studio-based learning supported by specialist facilities and a central London location with strong links to creative and industry communities. Where this pathway can lead Completing RIBA 2 is a key step toward the RIBA professional qualification pathway, typically followed by RIBA 3 (Examination in Professional Practice) after relevant professional experience. Graduates may also pursue further postgraduate study in architecture or related specialisms. Accreditation This programme is accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and is aligned with the Architects Registration Board (ARB) requirements for prescribed parts. Get more details Visit the programme website for the latest module list, entry dates, and fee information.