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Architectural and Urban History and Theory MPhil/PhD

Architectural and Urban History and Theory MPhil/PhD

University College London

Location

United Kingdom

Qualification

PhD

Fees

£28,100

Duration

3 years

Next intake

Spring, Autumn, Winter

Entry score

English language requirements

The MPhil/PhD programme in Architectural and Urban History and Theory addresses the histories and theories of architecture, cities and landscape. It encompasses how these are affected by intellectual, social, economic, political and environmental contexts over time. The programme’s purpose is to educate candidates in history and theory, not as supplementary discourses to architectural, urban and landscape design, but as integral parts of these fields of knowledge, in past, current and future issues facing society.

Candidates use a range of methods from field work and archival research to ethnographic and qualitative tools. They draw from the unique multi-disciplinary environment of The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment and UCL’s departments, including, but not limited to, anthropology, political science, forensic science, literature, the fine arts, history of technology, environmental history and ecology.

History and Theory doctorates at The Bartlett began in the years after Reyner Banham came to the school (then the School of Environmental Studies) in 1964 as Reader in Architectural History. The most celebrated of Banham’s early students was Charles Jencks, whose 1969 thesis became the book ‘Modern Movements in Architecture’ (1973).

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