Architecture
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Blocks
1
Level
A-Level
Course Length
2 Years
Timetable
Full Time
Reasons to study Architecture
You enjoy exploring how architecture works and would like to learn how to develop ideas and designs for a range of projects.
You aspire to work as an architect, interior architect, urban planner or landscape architect.
You want to progress to university to study a range of courses in art and design, with a specific bias to an architecture-related course.
What you will study
You will learn a wide range of 2D and 3D techniques and digital processes to enable you to create a coherent project that leads from your inspiration to a resolved model. You will develop research skills, studying contemporary and historical architecture and designs, as well as developing your drawing and problem-solving skills. You will enhance your creative and computer-based design skills as you initiate, develop and realise your ideas through a personal, practical art and design process.
How you will be assessed
Year 1 (AS) – coursework
Year 2 (A-Level) – coursework and an exam assignment
Submission of sketchbooks, samples and final outcomes.
Priestley extra
As well as research trips and gallery visits, we invite speakers from universities and industry to talk about career possibilities.
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Progression
Students can progress directly onto a broad range of architecture-related degree courses. Another recommended option is to progress onto the Art Foundation course at Priestley College.
How to Apply
Apply for your place early to avoid disappointment!