School of Architecture + Cities
Westminster School of Architecture + Cities fosters a collaborative learning environment where collective intelligence shapes an ethical, experimental curriculum that challenges conventional thinking.
We balance specialized expertise with broader knowledge, preparing our students for an expanding field of practice. Our students are well placed to succeed either in advanced professional practice as an industry expert or in innovative research, creating new knowledge within postgraduate opportunities.
Our courses empower our students to develop distinctive ideas through creative and reflective approaches within their chosen discipline, equipping them to become the change-makers of tomorrow. We know you will find the following work engaging and thought provoking.
Some projects will ask demanding questions of you, others will make you smile, and all will respond to the serious issues of our times – from the climate crisis to spatial justice, the increase in the cost of living and the extractive nature of the construction industry. Please join us in congratulating the graduating students of 2025 and enjoy the work!
Kate Cheyne
Head of School of Architecture and Cities
Westminster School of Architecture + Cities fosters a collaborative learning environment where collective intelligence shapes an ethical, experimental curriculum that challenges conventional thinking.
We balance specialized expertise with broader knowledge, preparing our students for an expanding field of practice. Our students are well placed to succeed either in advanced professional practice as an industry expert or in innovative research, creating new knowledge within postgraduate opportunities.
Our courses empower our students to develop distinctive ideas through creative and reflective approaches within their chosen discipline, equipping them to become the change-makers of tomorrow. We know you will find the following work engaging and thought provoking.
Some projects will ask demanding questions of you, others will make you smile, and all will respond to the serious issues of our times – from the climate crisis to spatial justice, the increase in the cost of living and the extractive nature of the construction industry. Please join us in congratulating the graduating students of 2025 and enjoy the work!
Kate Cheyne
Head of School of Architecture and Cities
