Master of Architecture (by Coursework) at The University of Adelaide

The Master of Architecture is a future-focused degree designed for those who wish to pursue a career as a registered architect. Taught through a practice-based, studio-learning model, you'll study a research-driven curriculum covering the technology, design, fabrication, practice, and theory of professional architectural practice. You'll learn the valuable skills and knowledge required to become a leader in the field, including how to evaluate architectural practice in a critical and ethical framework, and develop innovative propositions to new situations, both individually and collaboratively.

Cities are growing faster than ever, with over fifty per cent of the world's population now living in one. Gain the skills and knowledge required to respond to this challenge of mass urbanisation with our Master of Architecture and Urban Design. You'll learn how to design for healthy city futures by embracing creative and speculative design thinking, alongside engaging with people, data and advanced technologies. Studying units including research, modelling, theory, and professional practice, you'll be equipped with the much-needed skills to work at a range of scales as a design professional.

Our Master of Urban Design equips you with concepts and skills that will future-proof your career as an urban designer, project manager or urban planner. Graduates from our Master of Architecture and Urban Design can also pursue careers in architecture. Urban Design is about shaping urban environments across a range of scales - from individual buildings and streets to neighbourhoods, suburbs and entire cities and their wider regions. Through a future-focused, design-led approach, you'll gain in-depth knowledge of how transport, community, environment, economy and policy fit together to make the healthy, inclusive, culturally-significant and sustainable places we can all call home. Use cutting-edge tech to master visual communication and data/urban analytics skills while develop your spatial thinking skills by combining architectural, creative and evidence-based approaches to urban challenges. You'll get to engage with industry experts and tackle real-world issues like designing for the future health, sustainable mobility and resilience of cities.