Diploma in Architecture

The Diploma in Architecture takes you through the visual, historical, and stylistic depth of architectural studies. You’ll begin with ancient architecture and gradually move through major design movements, gaining structured insight into how buildings reflect their time, culture, and purpose.

This course also explores interior design with focused modules on lighting, colour theory and space usage. From Art Deco to post-modern lines, every module offers a fresh lens on architectural evolution and aesthetics. It's a journey through spaces—planned with deliberate style and sensible symmetry.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand how architectural styles evolved across historical periods.
• Recognise major design movements and their cultural significance.
• Explore core architectural concepts and structural symmetry principles.
• Examine Art Deco, modern and post-modern architectural influences.
• Learn about interior design elements including lighting and colour theory.
• Study how spatial aesthetics affect interior functionality and design.

Who is this Course For:

• Aspiring designers reviewing architectural history and style theory.
• Students interested in interior design and lighting strategies.
• Artists exploring structured aesthetics in spatial design.
• Architects developing thematic understanding of design evolution.
• Creatives working in historic or concept-based design fields.
• Urban planners reviewing style trends and form theory.
• Historians studying architectural symbolism and design impact.
• Professionals in decor interested in lighting and colour balance.

Career Path:

• Architectural Assistant – £27,000 average salary
• Interior Designer – £31,000 average salary
• Architectural Visualiser – £34,500 average salary
• Historic Building Consultant – £30,000 average salary
• Lighting Designer – £33,000 average salary
• Space Planner – £29,500 average salary