MRes AAC

The MRes AAC is a research masters, in which a programme of research is developed by the student supported by taught modules. It is intended for those with either intermediate or advanced programming skills who would like to specialise in research into parametric design, emergent architecture or interactive systems. The course gives a broad research introduction to adaptive architecture, and can be taken alone or as the first year of the EngD VEIV.

Students take 30 credits of taught material tailored, 30 credits to build research skills and 120 credits dedicated to research projects over an intensive year-long course running from September to September.

Core modules

Optional modules

Standalone MRes students take

First year EngD VEIV students take

See also

• MSc Adaptive Architecture and Computation
• Modules listing