The University of Westminster is one of the UK's leading centres for the study of Architecture and the Built Environment inspiring more than 2,000 students at its teaching base at Marylebone, in central London.
Top reasons to study here
- The Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment has a keen and vested interest in architecture across the globe.
- Our graduates are industry leaders and constantly challenging what can be achieved.
- Our teaching staff are pushing the boundaries with thought-provoking research and rapidly evolving methods of student development.
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About
Education
The Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment offers a wide range of Postgraduate and Undergraduate courses in full-time and part-time modes in the following subject areas:
- Architecture and Interiors
- Planning, Housing and Urban Design
- Property and Construction
- Tourism and Events
- Transport and Logistics
Research
The Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment is involved in a wide variety of research activities relating to all aspects of architecture and the built environment.
We undertake research projects commissioned by the central and local government, government agencies, the private sector and charitable bodies, as well as overseas agencies.
We have a wide range of interests, from architecture and globalisation, to the Olympics and city tourism, to city management, transport and sustainability.
The Faculty supports five subject groups, which have developed an excellent track record in their chosen field.
Services
Student services
The facilities include:
- Students' Union
- Marylebone Library (24-hour access)
- Chaplaincy
- Prayer room
- Quiet room
- Marylebone Books bookshop - Visit the Marylebone Books' website
- Student Health Services
- Ramped entrance
- Lifts
- Disabled access rooms
- Spacious reception with reduced-level reception desk
- Induction loop
- Disabled parking bays
- Car park lift
ICT services
The new digital equipment enables design and fabrication processes including ABS and plaster 3D printing, CNC knife cutting, large-scale CNC routing, CNC metal milling and robot fabrication. The collection of robots uniquely includes an industrial robot arm running on a five-metre rail across a window visible from Marylebone Road.
Student Life
Campus life
Situated on the Marylebone Road, opposite Baker Street Tube station, the Faculty uses its central London location to great effect.
We have strong connections to all our professional bodies, and are able to engage leading practitioners in the delivery of our courses.
This means our undergraduate courses have developed strong links with the various professions and future employers, leading to excellent employment prospects for our students.