Study a Master of Architecture at UC and you will: understand analytical and theoretical approaches to site, context, program and technologies propose formal, spatial and programmatic resolutions for major urban scale projects demonstrate an understanding of the complex and challenging social, ethical, environmental, political and regulatory contexts within which architectural practice is carried out display an advanced ability to respond to and develop a client brief, scope of work and detailed design proposals up to the start of construction debate the importance of the interconnections of architecture with its cultural, theoretical, technical and historical contexts.

Admission Requirements Entry into this course requires a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, or equivalent, and a credit (or above) grade average in the architecture design studios in the second and third year of the undergraduate degree. If the credit (or above) grade average is not met a portfolio, submitted with the application, that indicates the design ability of the candidate may be used to determine admission eligibility. Other students with an Architecture degree or equivalent may be admitted on permission of the course convener. Assumed Knowledge Architectural Knowledge in accord with the learning outcomes of the Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, or equivalent. English Language Requirements: Academic IELTS of 6.5 or equivalent, with no band score below 6.0