Master of Architecture
University of Canberra
Program Overview
The Master of Architecture prepares students for advanced architectural design, research and professional practice. This course focuses on contemporary architectural issues, urbanisation and design research, helping students develop both creative and critical decision‑making skills in architecture. Students will engage in advanced design studios, study architectural history and theory, learn about technologies and professional practice, and complete research projects that explore complex architectural problems. The curriculum is studio‑based and often works with real design projects linked to industry practice.
Academic
2.4 GPA | 50% or above from 4 years bachelor degree
English Proficiency
IELTS: 6.5/6.0
PTE: 58/50
Career Outcome
- 3D renderer
- Architect
- Architectural heritage specialist
- Architectural journalist, researcher
- Architectural Technologists
- BIM modeller
- Building designer
- Building scientist
- Policymaker
- Project Manager
- Urban designer
Majors
- Design and Technology Education
- Architect
Accreditation | Membership
- Architects Accreditation Council of Australia
Graduate Eligibility
- Bachelor of Architecture or equivalent qualification
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