MA in Interior, Architectural & Spatial Design

A curriculum vitae (CV) detailing your relevant professional experience, including email addresses of your previous employers

Provide copies of your degree certificates and transcripts of your academic record to support your application.

A transcript of your degree certificate, or an interim transcript if you are yet to graduate, which provides details of degree examinations passed and the marks and grades awarded

Your personal statement should include why you want to study at ECA and what you feel you would contribute to the programme. Selection will be made on a variety of key criteria: engagement with existing buildings: how does your work demonstrate an understanding of and engagement with the opportunities of a specific building or site? research: what has generated your design ideas and what methods did you use to support this? conceptual ambition: what are the big ideas driving your work? How are you questioning current design thinking? development: how have you developed those ideas in your project work through the iterative design process? resolution: how have projects been resolved and communicated? awareness: what do you consider interior, architectural and spatial design to be, and where does your work sit within the discipline? evidence of exploring interior, architectural and spatial design through a number of media including hand sketching, model making, 3D visualisations.

You must submit a portfolio as part of your application. You won't be able to submit your portfolio immediately, but you'll receive an email prompt within a few days of submitting your application that will explain how to upload your portfolio. You must submit a portfolio as part of your application. Your portfolio should include: completed interior, architectural, spatial or landscape projects undertaken individually or as part of a group (please note that you should state your involvement in the group projects) evidence of hand drawing, sketching, model making, orthographic drawing and rendered visuals engagement with materials and detailing work demonstrating a range of research methods and lines of enquiry development work, demonstrating the iterative design process, as well as finished projects. As part of your portfolio submission, you should include a personal video, no more than 2 minutes long, talking about your best piece of work.

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