Engineering, Science and the Built Environment (ESBE) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
BA (Hons)
Location Location
Southwark Southwark
BSc (Hons)
Architecture
Duration Duration
Architectural Engineering
3 years (full-time) 3 years (full-time)
5 years (part-time) 4 years (full-time sandwich)
Start date Start date
September September
Number of places Number of places
Full-time: 70 40
Engineering, Science and the Built Envir Engineering, Science and the Built Envir
Architecture: Aims of the Programme subject of architecture whilst technology
Part-time: 15
Course description Progression routes
Architects are involved all over the world units will teach you about structures,
How to apply
The course prepares you for a career to postgraduate study
How to apply Via UCAS
in creating a wide range of buildings materials and how architecture is made.
Full-time: via UCAS
as an architectural engineer, the With a good BSc (Honours) Architectural
and landscapes which not only house You will address the issue of how to
Part-time: direct to LSBU UCAS code
professional who brings together Engineering degree, you will be suitably
people and facilitate their activities but design architecture in a more sustainable
Full-time: K236
the creativity of building design, the qualified to study on the LSBU’s MSc in
UCAS code
also reflect the shared beliefs and values and ethical way.
Full-time: K100 Course contact
precision of engineering analysis and Civil Engineering or MSc in Structural
of their societies and shape the particular
Dr. Ivana Kraincanic
the skills of construction, management Design courses.
experience of our spatial environments. Becoming an architect
LSBU code
krainci@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7187
and finance. You will gain a sound
Part-time: S102
The aim of our course is to provide a To become an architect, you will need
onment
Typical offer
knowledge of architecture, structural Professional contacts/industry links
onment
creative and design focussed education to gain the RIBA examinations, Parts
Course contacts 120 UCAS Tariff points
engineering design, construction The course is accredited by the
that emphasises the considered design of One, Two and Three (or equivalent). On
Steve Bowkett
(ESBE)
technology and management, and Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and
Admissions Tutor Course units
(ESBE)
our environment through an engagement choosing this course you will be on track
bowketsh@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7153 Year 1
sustainability. the Institution of Structural Engineers
with contemporary material, social and for these qualifications through the BA
– Foundation Engineering Mathematics
(IStructE). It is under regular scrutiny of
environmental issues. The course is issue (Hons) Degree (RIBA Part One), Diploma
Tom Schaffer – Professional Skills
Architectural skills are acquired through our industrial advisers.
Course Director – Design and Practice
based rather than personality based in Architecture (RIBA Part Two) and
schafft@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7286 – Construction Technology 1
studio work, project presentations and
and students are encouraged to take Professional Practice Course (RIBA
– Mechanics
critique sessions. The extensive final year Recent guest lecturers
inspiration from both the world of ideas Part Three).
Mary–Jane Rooney – Mathematical Techniques for Engineers
structural design project, supervised Visiting lecturers from leading civil
Head of Department – Technology Studio 1
and imagination and the everyday.
rooneymj@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7101 – Surveying
by lecturers with industry experience, engineering companies have given talks
Career opportunities
Year 2
prepares students for work in a design on design of dams, glass structures,
Course description The Department has excellent links into
Non-standard entry requirements – Engineering Materials
office. In recent years, our lecturers have finite element analysis, civil engineering
We will interview students with a portfolio – Soil Mechanics
This course offers you the opportunity to practice. Graduates have worked, or
of work and can consider non-standard entry – Construction Technology 2
led students’ teams to win some major practice, career opportunities in
study in our dynamic department close are working in the following practices:
queries individually. – Technology Studio 2
national design competitions. During architectural engineering and other
to the Tate Modern and Design Museum. Richard Rogers Partnership, Norman
– Design Studio 2
your study you will carry out several topics.
Typical offer – Strength of Materials
Our identity is derived from our location Fosters, Hawkins Brown, Alford Hall
160 UCAS Tariff points – Design of Structural Elements
experiments in our well-equipped
in the centre of London and from the Monaghan, Nigel Coates Architects
– Fluid Mechanics
laboratories. You will learn to use For full entry requirements see pages
diversity of our students who come from and Wilkinson Eyre Architects. We have
Course units Year 3
computer aided design, finite element 252 to 253.
In each full-time year you will study 8 units. – Structural Analysis
all around the world. The course offers graduates working in the UK, America,
Design and project work makes up over 50% – Technology Studio 3
analysis, and other software.
a creative design focused education in Australia, The Far East and Africa as well
of the course with the remaining units being – Design Studio 3
which academic and intellectual rigour as throughout Europe.
core subjects. – Forensic Engineering and Conservation
Career opportunities
Year 1 – Structural Design
underpins all subjects.
– D e s i g n – Geotechnical Design
Our graduates are well suited to play
Progression routes
– Technology – Project
key roles in interdisciplinary design
Our courses are fully accredited by the to postgraduate study
– H i s t o r y
teams, by providing a link between
– D igital Media
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Students who have completed our
Year 2
architects and civil engineers. They
and the Architects Registration Board for undergraduate degree are eligible to
– D e s i g n
are highly employable due to having a
RIBA Part One, RIBA Part Two and RIBA apply for our PgDip in Architecture
– T echnology 2
combination of CAD skills, sustainability
– H istory 2
Part Three. following a period in practice. This
– D igital Media 2
awareness and a sound knowledge of
course gives exemption from RIBA
– E xperimental Media
structural engineering principles. The
This is a highly creative course where Part Two. Students are also eligible to
Year 3
course leads to a professional status of
– D esign – Comprehensive Design Project
design project work is the focus of apply for other postgraduate schools of
– T echnology 3
an incorporated engineer, or, with an
our studio culture. You will develop a architecture throughout the country in
– H istory 3
approved further study to a chartered
wide range of skills which teach you any of the 40 RIBA recognised schools.
– T h e o r y
engineer status.
– P rofessional Practice
how to draw both by hand, and use
digital media. History and theory units For full entry requirements see pages
will develop your understanding of the 252 to 253.
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