In your first year, or Part 1, you'll do seven taught courses. Study advanced architectural design and advanced construction theory and practice including the integration of technology. You'll explore contemporary architectural theories and learn about professional practice. You'll also study advanced research techniques, including historical and theoretical approaches. Research During the second year, or Part 2, you'll complete a research portfolio or thesis under supervision from academic staff in the School. Current research areas and topics include: architecture and dystopia housing and public infrastructure parametric design and digital agency contextual shifts responsive environments and robotics people and designed environments corporate spheres and community spaces public ecologies settling regional landscapes indigenous materials history and theory. You'll be part of a strong culture of research and work with experienced staff who have published a variety of scholarly articles, books and conference papers.

Bachelor's degree in Architecture, or an approved alternative, with a B average. You may also be required to demonstrate your proficiency in English. All other requirements depend on nationality. Please see the website.