Meet our MArch students

Each year we attract excellent MArch students who all contribute to a socially vibrant and academically challenging environment. Here they share their experiences of studying in Sheffield.

Nikki sole at building site

If there’s something that you are passionate about, use this in your design project

Niki Sole Architecture MArch

The collaborative approach to working that Niki enjoyed on the MArch course is a skill she has used regularly in her job.

Naomi Bailey and colleagues at table in practice

Studying and working in practice added purpose to my research

Naomi Bailey Architecture: Collaborative Practice MArch

Naomi studied Architecture: Collaborative Practice MArch and shares her experience of working and studying in practice.

Max Bridge

The work I have been able to create has stemmed from the encouragement and conversations I have had with both tutors and peers

Max Bridge Architecture Part 2 MArch

Max studied his Part 1 BA Architecture here at Sheffield, and chose to return for his Part 2 course because of the encouraging tutors and peers, as well as the city of Sheffield's green spaces.

A profile picture of Genevieve

Live Projects are an amazing experience and the closest thing you'll get to being in practice whilst at uni

Genevieve Leake Architecture Part 2 MArch

Genevieve has just finished studying for her MArch Architecture (Part 2) course, having previously studied with School of Architecture and Landscape for her undergraduate (Part 1) degree. She wanted to continue studying here because of the school's strong social ethos.

Picture of Yoana sitting outside on a grey and cloudy day, on the edge of a coastline with a view of birds nesting on isolated rocks and cliff faces.

I enjoy the broad spectrum of design skills and the atmosphere of studio work.

Yoana Todorova Collaborative Practice (Part 2) MArch

Yoana has just finished studying the MArch Collaborative Practice course, having previously studied with Sheffield School of Architecture for her undergraduate (Part 1) degree. She came back for our innovative Collaborative Practice course that allows students to continue working for the first year of Part 2 studies.

a group of students sat on the grass in Weston Park

International postgraduate taught scholarships

We're offering scholarships worth up to £3,000 to international students joining the University to study a taught masters programme in September 2026.

Apply now to join us in September and check if you're eligible