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Study at The Bartlett
Design better buildings? Plan better cities? Build sustainable communities? Help meet the challenge of climate change? Whatever your ambitions for the built environment, The Bartlett could be a big step towards them.
Established in 1841, The Bartlett is one of the oldest faculties of its kind. It’s also one of the most radical, being a pioneer in combining planning and architecture in its study. Today its 3,000 students and 250 staff work across 12 schools – these schools cover disciplines including construction and project management, energy and sustainability, public purpose and prosperity. In the 2018 QS rankings, The Bartlett was rated the top institution in Europe for architecture and built environment studies, and second in the world.
Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis
One of the leading forces in the science of cities, drawing on computer-based visualization and modelling.
Development Planning Unit
DPU help to strengthen the capacity of governments and NGOs to work towards socially just and sustainable development in the global south.
Energy Institute
Blending expertise from across UCL to deliver world-leading learning, research and policy support on the challenges of climate change and energy security.
Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering
We are interested in making our buildings, towns and cities better places in which to live, with a focus on health, human well-being, productivity, energy use and climate change.
Institute for Global Prosperity
Aiming to transform how we make decisions, the kinds of evidence and reasoning on which our decisions are based, and the cultural, legal and policy tools we have at our disposal.
Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose
The IIPP provides radical thinking about public policy driven by public purpose. It systematically rethinks how public value is created, nurtured and evaluated.
Institute for Sustainable Heritage
The ISH works with exteral parterns to deliver sustainable solutions to real world problems concerning cultural heritage for future heritage leaders.
Institute for Sustainable Resources
The ISR generates knowledge in the globally sustainable use of natural resources, bringing together experts from across UCL to train future leaders.
Real Estate Institute
Rethinking the traditional view of real estate and the ways in which it is valued globally.
School of Architecture
One of the world's top architecture schools, whose name stands for provocative ideas, boundary-pushing research and high-achieving lecturers and students.
School of Construction and Project Management
An international centre of excellence in the teaching and research of project management and economics.
School of Planning
Teaching and investigating the form, planning, design and management of cities for a century.
