Programme Information

School Reps

We are currently recruiting for School Reps to represent our courses on behalf of the University in the 2021/2022 academic year. The deadline for applications is Friday 25 November 2022. Please send your expressions of interest to aplteaching@newcastle.ac.uk.

Handbooks

Our handbooks tell you about the School, Faculty and University rules that apply to your work. They contain important information about the nature of your subject area and your degree programme.

These handbooks also contain information about what we expect from you and what you may expect from us. If you can't find the programme information you need, please contact either your personal tutor or the relevant School Learning and Teaching Assistant.

2023 Handbooks

Architecture and Urban Planning K190

Master of Landscape Architecture

Advanced Landscape Planning Management MSc

Induction timetables 2023

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

New students (Stage 1 and MArch Stage 5 students)

Download your Stage 1 MSc Urban Planning 5373F 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 179.2KB)
Download your Stage 1 MA Urban Design 4004f 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 180.2KB)
Download your Stage 1 Master of Landscape Architecture MLA 4157F 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 182.8KB)
Download your Stage 1 Advanced Landscape Planning and Management MSc 4151F 23-24 timetable (PDF: 176.9KB)
Download your Stage 1 MSc Advanced Architectural Design 5383F 5384F 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 129.1KB)
Download your Stage 1 Planning and Environment Research MA 4006F/P 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 177.1KB)
Download your Stage 5 Master of Architecture (MArch) 5843F 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 130.3KB)

Stage 2 (including MArch Stage 6 students)

Download your Stage 2 Master of Landscape Architecture MLA 4157F 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 181.3KB)
Download your Stage 2 MSc Advanced Architectural Design 5383F 5384F 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 129.2KB)
Download your Stage 6 Master of Architecture (MArch) 5843f 23-24 induction timetable (PDF: 129.1KB)

Parenting Scheme

The School runs a Parenting Scheme to help Stage 1 students settle into University life. The scheme is a great opportunity to gain experience and develop a range of key skills.

This includes:

communication and presentation skills
organisation and time planning skills
working with people from different cultural and socio-economic backgrounds

Parent support

The parent will work with a small group of Stage 1 students.

This will involve helping students when they need:

support
someone to listen
someone to discuss their options with where appropriate
knowledge about where to get specialist advice and help

Parents will receive thorough training and you'll receive a certificate. Your Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR) will also record your participation.

Skills

The skills required to be a parent are:

empathy
respect for others
a commitment to helping others
the ability to interact with a variety of people
willingness to accept standards of ethical conduct such as confidentiality
good organisation skills

Students in their second and third year of University are welcome to apply to become a parent. You can make friends from around the world and develop your skills.

If you're interested in becoming a parent please contact steph.patterson@ncl.ac.uk for further details.

Submission dates

Details of submission deadlines for 2022 will be available soon.

Degree regulations

Degree regulations provide programme information about your study by setting out the regulatory framework that governs them.

Regulations for each programme are on the University's regulations and general information webpages.

School moderation and scaling policy

All assessed work is subject to moderation of its marking. This SAPL Moderation and Scaling Policy provides important information. You should also keep in mind the University's regulations and policy of moderation and scaling.

Archiprint and Planprint

Archiprint is a self-service printing facility based in the basement of the Architecture Building for the use of students, and PlanPrint is based on Level 5 of the Henry Daysh Building. Archiprint Guide.

Health and Safety Policy

Download a copy of APL's health and safety policy here: Health and Safety Policy: Architecture, Planning and Landscape

Your Career

Our degrees involve you with the latest research, equipping you with knowledge and skills to prepare for a successful career.

Support and Wellbeing

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