This course is recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and gives exemption from RIBA Part 1. The course will provide a balance of theory, design work and professional experience. You'll carry out much of your work in the design studio which acts as a laboratory for trialing creative and critical ideas, and for developing fundamental architectural skills. Lectures and design teaching are delivered by people at the forefront of their field.  The learning and assessment percentages could vary depending on the modules you choose. 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. Some of our graduates pursue careers in the built environment or move on to a specialist masters course. 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. Others go on to further study at postgraduate level.