Why choose MA Interior Architecture: Practices of Reuse?
This course builds directly on the foundations you'll have studied on an undergraduate degree in architecture, interiors, spatial design, or related fields. This means you'll enhance and develop your knowledge, not repeat what you've already learnt.
On this creative MA programme, you'll become a specialist in the critical reuse of existing buildings, infrastructures, and places. By the end, you'll be equipped with a range of suitable methods of practice, applicable to any adaptive reuse project.
Learn from experts
Your teaching team comprises socially and politically driven professionals with significant experience in the topics you'll cover. They'll incorporate their specialist expertise, skills, and passion to enhance your learning with vital industry insight, expertise, and best practice.
Become an independent professional
Throughout the course, you'll undertake extensive self-directed study to hone your expertise, passion, and independence. You'll also have plenty of contact with our industry partner practices, to gain essential insight into a range of different projects and how they're run.
Build professional contacts
You'll develop a solid roster of professional contacts during your master's degree. From projects to site visits and guest lectures, there'll be plenty of opportunities to meet and connect with industry figures. We'll also encourage you to be proactive in extending your network further.
Study in an art school
Our architecture courses are based within the Leeds School of Arts. You'll join an innovative and inspiring creative community of changemakers who'll encourage you to push the boundaries of your discipline.