Bachelor of Design (Architecture)

Course Details

Architecture is more than just art and technology. Our program goes beyond conventional notions of architecture. Our students are challenged to explore their potential as agents for change, focusing not only on designing physical spaces but also using architecture to stimulate and improve the communities they serve. Our program is designed to develop professionals who serve their communities with particular respect for Country and the challenges of our climate crisis. Through engaging in live projects, students develop design principles that prioritise social, economic, and environmental sustainability. We foster a consultative and collaborative approach, aiming to produce graduates who are advocates for social justice, equity, and diversity.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Course structure: In the Bachelor of Design (Architecture) program students are required to complete 240 units, which is comprised of: 220 units of core courses; and 20 units of elective courses.

The Bachelor of Design (Architecture) may be awarded as an ordinary degree or 'With Distinction'.