BSc Architectural Technology

This Architectural Technology BSc (Hons) at Middlesex University is specifically designed to provide students with the skills required to turn design ideas into actual building plans. It covers architecture, civil engineering, services engineering, environmental science, and how to use BIM (Building Information Modelling).

Students learn how designs are made real, including working with construction methods, tech tools, software, structure, materials, and regulations. The course is meant to prepare students for work in the construction and building sector. The degree lasts 3 years full-time at the Hendon campus. Part-time and paid placement year options may be available.

Facilities include CAD studios, labs, surveying equipment, digital tools, software, and workshops. Learning methods include lectures, workshops, studio work, labs, field/site visits, group work, digital modelling, and independent study. Assessment is varied, including written reports, practical tasks, lab reports, design/drawing work, portfolio submissions, and presentations. Students are also allowed to do placements or work with real clients or sites. The course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technology (CIAT), which helps graduates gain chartered status.