Architecture and Contemporary Practice (RIBA Part 3) (Taught)

The Architecture and Contemporary Practice programme at Manchester Metropolitan University comprises a short course that prepares candidates for their RIBA Part 3 examination, followed by the Architect Registration Board’s (ARB) Professional Practice examination. Upon completion, successful candidates who have also completed their RIBA Part 1 and Part 2 examinations will be eligible for registration under the Architects Registration Act 1997 and for Chartered membership of RIBA.

Consistently ranked as one of the UK’s top schools of architecture and located in a key city for architects and practices in the North, Manchester School of Architecture (MSA) is the perfect place to complete your formal architectural education. Led by practising architects - many of whom have experience as RIBA Part 3 examiners - MSA offers a tailored support framework that complements individual study with one-to-one tutorials, flexible blended learning options and access to a range of digital and physical education materials.

Features and benefits

• Benefit from a tailored mentoring plan including PPE (Professional Practical Experience) reviews for the duration of the programme.

• Online/in-person tutorials to suit individual requirements.

• Maximum 10 days attendance (including exams).

• Course delivery is spread out for the duration of the programme, with the Contemporary Practice lecture series occurring one day per week, in February and March.

• Covers key topics in contemporary practice, including regulation and legislation, planning, procurement and more.