This three year honours dual degree provides you with a unique opportunity to become a leading urban designer of the future. The programme leads to qualifications in both disciplines, making for highly employable graduates with truly holistic and critical awareness of the built environment. The course takes advantage of the close relationship between two of the country's leading architecture and landscape architecture courses. Lectures are delivered by staff from both departments at the forefront of their field, ensuring that a rich, diverse and current knowledge base is delivered. This knowledge is then used to support studio teaching where it is tested and developed through a variety of studio-based design projects.

Most of our core architecture graduates go into architectural practice for a year or two, before returning to do a two-year MArch in Architecture course either at Sheffield or another school. Our graduates also pursue careers in the built environment or move on to a specialist masters course. Employers include ARUP, Building Design Partnership, Haworth-Tompkins Architects, Fielden Clegg Bradley, Grimshaw Architects, Hawkins Brown and Penoyre & Prasad. Graduates on our Architectural and Interdisciplinary Studies degree course are well prepared for a career in the built environment in roles such as: built environment consultant, government and local authority advisor, creative and strategic policy maker, architectural critic and journalist, and arts and heritage manager.