Master of Architecture

Due to the circumstances around COVID-19, you will begin your studies online.

However, when Government guidelines change, on-campus studies will be reintroduced.The Master of Architecture degree is an accredited professional degree that provides advanced education in architecture and is the principal pathway to registration as a practising architect.The program extends the development of skills and knowledge in architecture built on the undergraduate Bachelor of Architecture and Built Environments degree and draws on a rich treasury of teaching traditions, community partnerships, technical capabilities, design excellence, and questing research.

The program aims to foster a profound and enduring engagement with architecture as profession, discipline, and culture.Project-based design studios form the core of the program.

These emphasise professionalism, critical and rigorous design thinking, knowledge of contemporary and emergent theories, technologies and practices, and the development of skills for a diversity of future careers in architecture.

Students gain experience tackling a range of challenging design problems, including those relating to urban futures, social and environmental responsibility, and complex buildings.Studios are complemented by units in Professional Practice, Advanced Technologies, and Design Research, with a choice of options to enable tailored pathways through the field.

The program culminates with a research-led final project nurtured by professional and discipline leaders in small studio groups.

To be eligible for the Master of Architecture you require a Bachelor of Architecture and Built Environments (previously called the , or an equivalent three-year undergraduate degree in Architecture.

The Master of Architecture course is underpinned by the following Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs):