MSc Architectural Engineering
A master’s programme in sustainable building design and energy-efficient engineering solutions.
Best for:Best for engineering graduates seeking to specialise in sustainable building design and energy-efficient technologies.
Overview
The MSc Architectural Engineering programme at Ulster University focuses on creating sustainable, safe, and energy-efficient building environments. Tailored for innovative engineers, this course addresses the growing demand for professionals skilled in delivering low-carbon, environmentally responsible solutions. Students explore advanced techniques in building performance, energy conservation, and sustainable construction practices. The programme blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing graduates to meet industry challenges in modern architecture and engineering.
What you'll do
- Study advanced principles of sustainable building design and energy efficiency.
- Develop skills in analysing and improving building energy performance.
- Explore innovative materials and technologies for low-carbon construction.
- Engage in practical projects addressing real-world challenges in sustainable architecture.
- Collaborate on interdisciplinary solutions for environmentally responsible buildings.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, or a related field (or equivalent qualification)
Language: English proficiency (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent, if applicable)
Instruction: English
- Proven academic background in engineering or architecture
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Basic proficiency in mathematics and physics
- Irish Leaving Certificate with 112 UCAS tariff points, including five subjects (four at higher level)
- English at H6 (Higher Level) or O4 (Ordinary Level)
- Higher-level subjects must include H3 in two subjects from Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Applied Science, Geography, Construction Studies, Engineering, or Environmental Technology
- If Mathematics is not at H3, a minimum of H6 (Higher Level) or O4 (Ordinary Level) is required in addition to two other specified subjects
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How to apply
Deadline: 2027-01-13 (Europe/Dublin)
Applicants must submit their application through the UCAS portal. The process involves providing academic transcripts, meeting the specified eligibility criteria, and submitting any additional required documents. Applications for most programmes remain open after the UCAS deadline, though some may close earlier if additional selection criteria (e.g., portfolio submission or interview) are required.
- CV or personal statement
- Academic transcripts (Bachelor’s degree)
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
- Irish Leaving Certificate results (if applicable)
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