科廷科技大學(xué)

Architecture combines creative practices of architectural design with the cultural, social, technical and sustainability issues of the built environment.

In this course you will study the relationship between the natural and constructed environment, the architectural proposition and the occupation of space.

This degree is taught by academic staff, industry practitioners and guest lecturers, and is a pathway for the two-year accredited Master of Architecture qualification.

Curtin's architecture students benefit from valuable industry experiences. For example, design company GHDWoodhead and government entity Water Corporation have both provided hands-on design opportunities to Curtin students.

Curtin students have also enjoyed opportunities to work with key industry consultants such as Woods Bagot, Cox and Hassell.

Professional recognition

To pursue a career as an architect in Australia, you must be registered with the relevant state’s Architects’ Board. Curtin’s accredited Master of Architecture program, when combined with relevant professional experience and successful completion of the Architectural Practice Examination, fulfils one of the pathways to registration.

Career information

Careers

Building consultant
Draftsperson
Architect*

* After completing the Master of Architecture.

Industries

Building and construction
Local Government

Further Study

Master of Architecture

What you'll learn

Demonstrate an understanding of the broad discipline of architecture, its theoretical underpinnings, and ways of thinking; the ability to apply specific discipline knowledge contained within the streams of Architectural Design, Science and Technology, Architecture and Culture and Design Communication
Think critically, creatively and reflectively in order to analyse and understand the diverse needs of various parties involved in architecture in order to generate and create innovative solutions
Conduct appropriate scholarly and professional research to access and analyse the diverse information needed to make informed, strategic design decisions
Communicate information and ideas to diverse audience through visual, verbal and written communication techniques
Demonstrate ability to recognise and understand the principles of a range of appropriate technologies and their suitable application within the discipline of architecture
Possess a sustained intellectual curiosity that constantly strives, through self-directed learning, for innovation within the profession of architecture
Have an awareness and ability to synthesize a range of local, national and international issues and perspectives which influence architecture
Understand and value cultural and physical diversity and appreciate its significance in the creation of architecture
Demonstrate a rigorous and ethical approach in the creation of architecture; the ability to work independently and in teams