What a levels should I study for Architecture?

I want to pick Fine art and geography for my a level subjects and I wanted to pick Media Studies alongside (maths and physics are not in the question for me to take) but on the Cambridge website it states that "Cambridge does not typically offer vocational subjects, A Levels such as Business, Photography or Media Studies may not be as appropriate." I'm unsure what to do, or what other A level subjects I could do instead of media. helppp

What are the other options available to you from your sixth form/college?

Is Design & Technology an option?

Media Studies is not a smart idea if you are aiming at Oxbridge.

And if you are more interested in 'Art' and 'Media' than how buildings are actually constructed, then you might need to rethink Architecture in favour of Urban Studies, Town Planning, History of Art, Cultural Studies, Communication Studies etc. Look around - there may be other degree subjects that suit you far better.

I want to pick Fine art and geography for my a level subjects and I wanted to pick Media Studies alongside (maths and physics are not in the question for me to take) but on the Cambridge website it states that "Cambridge does not typically offer vocational subjects, A Levels such as Business, Photography or Media Studies may not be as appropriate." I'm unsure what to do, or what other A level subjects I could do instead of media. helppp

Art and maths are strong subjects for an architecture degree. Physics would also be helpful. These will set you up with a solid background for an architecture degree.

If this were true, why do the majority of courses not ask for maths or physics?

A lot of degree courses across a broad range of subjects don't ask for specific subjects at A Level. Doesn't mean some subjects aren't more helpful than others. Notice how I said the subjects were HELPFUL, instead of required.

Sheffield for example, asks for proof of artistic ability in the form of a portfolio for their architecture degree, despite not explicitly asking for art A Level. You know what helps get you proof of artistic ability in the form of a portfolio? Art!

If you're truly interested in a subject at uni, you'd want to take relevant subjects at post 16, regardless of post 18 requirement.

I want to pick Fine art and geography for my a level subjects and I wanted to pick Media Studies alongside (maths and physics are not in the question for me to take) but on the Cambridge website it states that "Cambridge does not typically offer vocational subjects, A Levels such as Business, Photography or Media Studies may not be as appropriate." I'm unsure what to do, or what other A level subjects I could do instead of media. helppp

In my experience, as a current architecture student, most people on the course have some combination of art, stem (maths/physics) and humanities. Architecture is a bit of a jack of all trades degree that in most cases will include aspects of every subject you have done so far. It's not essential to have one of each, but it is very common. Having said that, any a level is a lot of work so make sure you pick something you will enjoy!
Best of luck