Bachelor of Architectural Studies/Master of Architecture

Through this packaged program, you will continue your studies through the Master of Architecture to become a registered architect.

Build a rewarding career in architecture, helping to shape and transform the built environment around you. Learn about the theoretical, behavioural, environmental and ethical issues within architectural practice; social and political context in design; traditional drawing methods; computer-based representation; and contemporary design culture.

Study in modern facilities, including purpose-built design studios and workshops on campus. Engage in real world work-integrated learning projects through our unique and award-winning Design and Construct learning experience, the longest running practice-based teaching program of its type in Australia, where you'll design and build projects in remote locations across the country and overseas. You'll also connect with real clients and work on design projects through Match Studio, our collaborative, on-campus learning space.

Continue your studies through the Master of Architecture - the qualification needed to become a registered architect.

Apply advanced knowledge to contemporary architecture and design practice. Develop an in-depth understanding of construction systems, digital design and communication, sustainable strategies, architectural practice, and the historical and theoretical contexts that shape our built environment. Gain valuable practical experience through intensive studio classes where you will design for complex projects, and participate in industry placements and international field trips. Learn from highly experienced teachers who are also practising architects and leaders in their field. Tailor your studies and portfolio in your Master of Architecture studies by pursuing an area of interest such as Design Construct, Urban Planning and City Design or Sustainable Design. Engage in real projects through the Design Construct Program, where you will design and build community buildings in remote locations in both Australia and overseas.

Professional recognition/membership: The Master of Architecture program is accredited by the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia and is listed as an accredited degree by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia. Graduates must complete a minimum period of work in the industry and the Architectural Practice Examination to be eligible to apply for registration as an architect. Applicants are advised to check complete registration requirements.