Candidates for all MA courses are assessed on their existing qualities as demonstrated in their work and in their interview, as well as on their potential to benefit from the programme and to achieve MA standards overall. The assessment will consider: creativity, imagination and innovation evident in the work; ability to articulate the intentions of the work; intellectual engagement in relevant areas; appropriate technical skills; overall interview performance, including oral use of English.

• You should have achieved a high-quality first degree in architecture, interior design or a related discipline and should have at least one year’s experience working in a design office.
• You will need to demonstrate a commitment to your major discipline and an ability to respond to stimuli from unexpected sources.
• Evidence of sensitivity, invention, curiosity and a readiness to engage in a rigorous and demanding two years is essential.

• You should submit a portfolio of no more than six completed projects together with any relevant supporting design material.
• This must include sketchbooks. CD-ROMs are admissible (though they are harder for the panel to assess than flat work), but not models or videos.