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Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA), MA, Histories and Theories of Architecture

Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA)
 United Kingdom

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2nd Class Honours Degree in architecture or related discipline from a British university; or overseas qualification of equivalent standard: from a course of no less than 3 years' duration in a university or educational institution of university rank.

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The AA has been located on the west side of Bedford Square, London’s last-remaining intact Georgian Square, since the early years of the twentieth century. Today the surrounding area of Bloomsbury is recognised as Europe’s single largest academic precinct encompassing some of the UK’s best-known research universities and independent academic institutions. Major cultural institutions such as the British Museum are also nearby, as are other spaces that have long given the AA’s historic home a setting unlike any other school in the world.