Undergraduate academic requirements
The minimum required to be considered for entry to Ulter's University undergraduate programs is the equivalent of three A-levels at CCC. However, some programs will require higher grades and particular subjects.
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What Ulster University says about their program:
The Master in Architecture is delivered as an inter-linked series of studio projects and related studies that lead you towards your final year design thesis. The projects run on a Vertical Studio structure across two semesters also known as the SuperStudio. The Vertical Studio approach is one in which all students are taught together across all year groups in distinctly themed Studios. The resulting cross-cohort model replicates the dynamics, opportunities and challenges inherent in an architectural practice.
The MArch explores architecture that responds to the complex and changing context of architecture and urbanism and the transformations taking place in current society.
The minimum required to be considered for entry to Ulter's University undergraduate programs is the equivalent of three A-levels at CCC. However, some programs will require higher grades and particular subjects.
2 or above), or equivalent.
6.0 or equivalent, with no band score under 5.5
169 overall, with not less than 162 in each element of the test
80
55 (with min. of 51 in each part)
Pass at level III (with a pass in each component) also meets this requirement.
Some courses may require a higher English level.
£2,000 scholarship applied as discount to your annual tuition fee.
£2,000 scholarship applied as a discount to your tuition fee.
£20,000 that must be used towards the Scholar’s tuition fees. Any balance remaining may be used to purchase study materials/equipment, support course-related activities and/or in support of the Scholar’s living expenses and travel costs.
£16,320 per year
£16,320 per year
from £17,090 to £19,130 per year
£21,170 per year
Many international students will require a visa to study in Ireland, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.