Flexible Learning Options We know that many students have jobs, families and other commitments alongside their passion for sustainability. We offer flexible learning options to enable you to build your knowledge and skills without sacrificing other areas of your life.
For our MSc courses choose between part-time and fulltime, on-site or distance learning (or a blend of the two), and decide what level of study you’d like to pursue.
three years allowing you to spread your learning over a longer period of time with more on-site visits.
Our MArch in Sustainable Architecture Part 2 course is available through on-site learning only* but you have the option to choose between full time and part-time to continue working in practice or on other commitments.
Which Level of Study?
All new students start in September.
Full-time or Part-time? Full-time study on a CAT MSc programme will take between 6 and 18 months, depending on which level of study you choose. Part-time study on a CAT MSc programme allows you to spread your taught module choices out across two years plus a 6 month dissertation for MSc students. Full-time study on CAT’s MArch in Sustainable Architecture course will take 22 months and part-time study will take
MSc awards require: core and optional modules (120 credits) + a compulsory dissertation (60 credits). You can also exit an MSc early to receive a Postgraduate Diploma or Certificate. These can also be entry awards on to the programme. Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) awards require core and optional modules (120 credits). Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) awards require core and optional modules (60 credits). MArch Sustainable Architecture award requires 240 credits of core modules. You’ll find information about the number of credits for each module in the courses pages and more specific details about each module on our website. *Exeptional arrangements made during COVID-19
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