University of Sheffield

University of Sheffield

Architecture Undergraduate Degrees (5 results)

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    (4.5) 1994 reviews
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Landscape Architecture with Foundation Year - BA (Hons)

School Of Education (Lifelong Learning)

4 years full time

K3K5 UCAS code 4th CUG subject ranking
Entry requirements Please contact Uni directly

Architecture - BA (Hons)

School Of Architecture And Landscape (Architecture)

3 years full time

K100 UCAS code 4th CUG subject ranking
Entry requirements 144-165UCAS Tariff Points

Landscape Architecture - MLA

School Of Architecture And Landscape (Landscape)

5 years full time

K310 UCAS code 4th CUG subject ranking
Entry requirements Please contact Uni directly

Landscape Architecture with Foundation Year - MLA

School Of Education (Lifelong Learning)

5 years full time

K311 UCAS code 4th CUG subject ranking
Entry requirements Please contact Uni directly

Landscape Architecture with Foundation Year - MLA

School Of Education (Lifelong Learning)

5 years full time

K311 UCAS code 4th CUG subject ranking
Entry requirements Please contact Uni directly

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WUSCA overall rating
(4.66) 
WUSCA student ranking
2 / 91
CUG ranking
13th

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Samah
27 Feb 24

University of Sheffield

Architecture - BA (Hons)

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Sheffield is a safe and welcoming campus. The student ethos is strong. The facilities could be improved in certain fields, architecture...

SR
Student Reviewer
07 Feb 23

University of Sheffield

Architecture - BA (Hons)

OVERALL UNIVERSITY RATING
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Have a good learning environment and teaching resources. A large number of societies can enrich extracurricular activities.