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Architecture

Course details: 1 Study option
Undergraduate
Course location: 29 Campuses

Course summary

Architecture at Cambridge combines the intellectual challenges of both arts and sciences with the opportunity for creative design.

Study history and philosophy of architecture, participatory practice, inclusivity, contemporary culture and urbanism. Alongside this you’ll learn about construction, structural design and environmental design.

The University of Cambridge has made some important changes to the structure of the Architecture course for 2026 entry. Our website was updated in July 2025 to reflect the change from a 3-year BA to a 4-year integrated MArch. The University is currently working with UCAS to update College options with this change.

Please note that it’s not possible to apply to this course as an affiliate student (to take the course as a second undergraduate degree in a year less than usual).

Ways to study this course

Campuses

Fitzwilliam
Wolfson
Jesus
Murray Edwards
St Edmund's
Emmanuel
Pembroke
Girton
Queens'
Selwyn
St John's
Gonville & Caius
Clare
Sidney Sussex
Trinity
Churchill
Downing
Christ's
Robinson
Corpus Christi
Magdalene
King's
Newnham
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Trinity Hall
Lucy Cavendish
Peterhouse
Homerton
Hughes Hall

Study options

MArch • Full-time • 4 Years

Start dates

10/2026

Application codes

Course code:: K100
Institution code:: C05

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Application codes

Course code:: K100
Institution code:: C05

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