About Architecture Part 2 Riba/arb in Robert Gordon University
Our RIBA and ARB accredited Master of Architecture Part 2 course will provide you with the opportunity to develop personal interests around three thematically distinct ‘Units’. You will develop your professional knowledge and skills through extended research-led projects, which you will work on individually and as part of a group.
Areas of enquiry can include those of current public debate and contention within Aberdeen city and region, or live scenarios where you will inform the deliberations and decision making of diverse organisations.
You will also have the fantastic opportunity to travel, whether on study trips to look at the very best of international design or on student exchanges in a partnership institution for one semester in Year 5.
1st in Scotland for teaching quality in Architecture - The Times Good University Guide 2018
Academic qualification equivalents
- Any university degree of related subject
English language requirements (one of the below):
- IELTS: 6.5 with minimum of 5.5 in all four elements of the test
- TOEFL iBT : 88 with minimum marks as follows: Listening - 17,Reading - 18,Speaking - 20
Writing - 17
- PTE:61 overall with minimum of 51 in each component
Robert Gordon University Highlights
University Type |
Public University |
Campus Setting |
Sub-urban |
Establishment Year |
1992 |
Graduate Job Rate |
97.6% |
Student-Teacher Ratio |
18:1 |
Total students |
16,000 |
Undergraduate students |
11,000 |
Postgraduate students |
5,000 |
Endowment |
£1.9 million |
Cost of Attendance |
23,460 Pounds |
Applications Accepted |
Online |
Work-Study |
Not Available |
Intake Months |
January and September |
Mode of Program |
Classroom and online |
Robert Gordon University Cost of Attendance
Cost |
Amount per annum (GBP) |
Tuition fees |
16,650 |
Housing |
3,600-7,200 |
Food |
840-2400 |
Miscellaneous |
880-2,280 |
Books and supplies |
240-540 |
Total |
22,214-29,070 |
Note: The cost of attendance given above is just an estimate. Costs may differ due to the student's choice of accommodation, program, level, nationality, social activities, or lifestyle.