Master of Architecture (Professional) and Urban Design
A dual-degree programme combining architecture and urban design for professional practice in contemporary urban environments.
Best for:Best for architecture graduates or professionals seeking to specialize in urban design while earning a professional qualification in architecture.
Overview
The Master of Architecture (Professional) and Urban Design at the University of Auckland integrates two standalone master’s programmes into a streamlined 2.47-year curriculum. This unique programme equips students to practice as professional architects while exploring the ecological, social, and economic foundations of great cities and urban spaces. Through interdisciplinary coursework, students gain a comprehensive understanding of modern urban challenges and design solutions. The programme emphasizes real-world applications, preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to sustainable urban development and contemporary architectural practice.
What you'll do
- Complete integrated coursework from both architecture and urban design programmes to earn a combined professional qualification.
- Investigate and analyze ecological, social, and economic factors influencing urban spaces and cities.
- Develop design solutions that address contemporary urban challenges and sustainability goals.
- Engage in real-world projects that bridge theoretical knowledge with practical architectural and urban design applications.
- Collaborate with peers and faculty to explore innovative approaches to urban development and design.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in Architecture or a related field, with professional or academic qualifications that meet the programme’s entry criteria.
Degree offered: Master of Architecture (Professional) and Urban Design
Language: English proficiency (if applicable, though not explicitly stated in the source).
Instruction: English
- Professional or academic background in architecture or related design fields.
- Strong foundation in architectural design principles and practices.
- Ability to analyze urban challenges from ecological, social, and economic perspectives.
- Applicants must meet the University of Auckland’s entry requirements for postgraduate study.
- No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned.
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Applicants should follow the University of Auckland’s application process for postgraduate programmes. This typically involves submitting an application through the university’s official portal, providing academic transcripts, a personal statement, and any additional documents required for the programme.
- Academic transcripts
- Personal statement or statement of purpose
- CV or resume
- Portfolio of architectural or design work (if applicable)
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