Engineering with architecture in The glasgow school of art

The Mackintosh School of Architecture provides teaching input to students of engineering as part of their degrees in Engineering with Architecture at the University of Glasgow Department of Civil Engineering, enabling access for students to a wide range of creativity, knowledge, and expertise.Teaching takes place in the studios at the Mackintosh School, working through simulation on set studio design projects, similar to and sometimes in parallel with architecture students, with the encouragement to allow integrated proposals to emerge.Students present their studio work for review by a group of their peers, staff and invited critics. The studio staff give a formative assessment at the reviews and a summative assessment on the portfolio of work at the end of the session, with continuous feedback from tutorials. It is important to recognise the value of this teaching and learning process, and to positively engage with it.All portfolios are externally moderated by an independent external examiner, when students' performance is considered in relation to national standards i.e the work of students studying in comparable course in other institutions. Students are judged on the understanding they display, evidence of enquiry and commitment to learn.

Scottish Highers: ABBB including a literate subject* A Levels: ABB, plus GCSE English Language at grade A or 7.International Baccalaureate (IB): 30 points overall in the Diploma, including 18 at Higher Level, normally including English and Maths.

Engineering technician.Draftsman.Production supervisor.Mechanical designer.Manufacturing engineer.Architectural project manager.Civil engineer. Structural engineer.

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