Bachelor of Architectural Design/Master of Architecture
A dual-degree pathway to professional architectural accreditation combining foundational and advanced design education.
Best for:Best for students aspiring to become architects who seek a structured, accredited pathway combining undergraduate and postgraduate architectural education.
Overview
This integrated Bachelor of Architectural Design/Master of Architecture programme at Griffith University offers a seamless pathway to becoming a qualified architect. Students develop foundational architectural skills in the first three years, then progress to advanced design studies in the final year, culminating in a Master of Architecture. The curriculum emphasizes creative problem-solving, sustainable design practices, and professional accreditation requirements. It is tailored for those committed to a career in architecture, blending hands-on design experience with theoretical knowledge. Graduates will be well-prepared to meet both academic and professional standards for architectural practice.
What you'll do
- Complete foundational architectural design courses in the first three years, focusing on fundamental design principles and technical skills.
- Develop advanced design capabilities in the fourth year, including specialized studio projects and theoretical studies.
- Engage in creative problem-solving to address contemporary architectural challenges and sustainability goals.
- Participate in hands-on design studios and workshops to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world projects.
- Meet professional accreditation requirements to qualify for architectural registration in Australia.
- Collaborate with peers and faculty on design projects that integrate sustainability and innovative practices.
Requirements
Degree offered: Bachelor of Architectural Design and Master of Architecture (double degree)
Language: English proficiency (if applicable, as per Griffith University’s admission standards)
Instruction: English
- No prior degree required for admission to the Bachelor of Architectural Design component.
- Successful completion of the Bachelor of Architectural Design is required to progress to the Master of Architecture.
- Admission to the Master of Architecture component is contingent on meeting Griffith University’s academic entry requirements.
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Applicants must apply directly through Griffith University’s official admissions portal. The process involves submitting academic transcripts, meeting English proficiency requirements (if applicable), and providing any additional documentation specified by the university. Intake periods may vary, so applicants should check Griffith University’s website for specific deadlines and intake dates.
- Academic transcripts (if applicable)
- English proficiency test results (if required)
- Statement of purpose or personal statement
- Portfolio (for architecture programmes, if required)
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