About the institution
The Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL in London is the UK’s largest multidisciplinary faculty of the built environment. Their work focuses on human spaces, combining design, history, theory, digital representations and models across all of these areas. The Bartlett is ranked #1 in the world for Architecture and the Built Environment and remains #1 in the UK for the ninth year in a row (QS World University Subject Rankings 2023).
About the program
The Master programme Space Syntax: Architecture and Cities addresses the study of architecture and cities using the theoretical and analytical framework of space syntax as well as wider theoretical and analytical approaches. Students learn to specialise in one of several streams related to contemporary world challenges: architecture and computing, sustainable urbanism, social inclusion and exclusion, informal settlements, spatial cognition, the physical and immaterial dimensions of social networks and design innovation.
This programme is available to study as either an MSc (taught program) or an MRes (research program) and takes 12 months to complete full-time. Part time or flexible option offers several compulsory and option modules focused on topics such as spatial cultures, analytical design, research methods. These modules add up to 180 CAT (equivalent to 90 ECTS), including the dissertation.