Education

Students using material from the RIBA Library collectionsc CETLD Education Room
EducationThe Library can support and inspire learning by making the collections accessible to learners of all ages.

Online Workshops|

Ernö Goldfinger's 'Planning Your Neighbourhood'|

Images for students to discover and provoke debate.

Inductions|

Student induction|

An opportunity for students to discover the Library and its resources.

RIBA Blogs|

Material from the collections of the RIBA|

Read about some of the latest education activities from the RIBA.

 

The British Architectural Library at the RIBA offers a range of opportunities for learners of all ages to explore the Library's extensive collection of books and periodicals, archival material, drawings and photographs. Library staff work directly with teachers and course leaders to tailor programmes to meet specific learning objectives. Programmes are held at RIBA headquarters at 66 Portland Place and in the RIBA Study Rooms at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

All education programmes at the Library are free of charge and must be booked in advance through the Education Curator, Dr Elizabeth Grant. Please email library.education@riba.org| or phone +44 (0)20 7307 3732 to discuss your visit.

 

 

For information about how to become an architect, find jobs or apply for bursaries, go to Education and careers|.