Master of Architecture / Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage
A cross-disciplinary postgraduate program combining architectural design with heritage, history, and cultural studies.
Best for:Best for architecture graduates seeking to integrate heritage conservation and cultural history into their design practice.
Overview
The Master of Architecture and Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage is a dual-degree program offered by the University of Melbourne. This industry-oriented course is designed for students interested in the social and cultural dimensions of the built environment. Participants will develop creative architectural skills while gaining a rigorous academic foundation in heritage conservation and history. The program prepares graduates to address complex challenges in 21st-century urban development.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced architectural design projects
- Analyze the social and cultural dimensions of urban environments
- Develop expertise in heritage conservation and management
- Synthesize historical research with contemporary design practice
- Participate in industry-oriented coursework and projects
Requirements
Degree required: Three-year undergraduate degree in Architecture
Degree offered: Master of Architecture / Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage
Language: English proficiency required for international students
Instruction: English
- Minimum 65% Weighted Average Mark (WAM) in undergraduate studies
- Professional design portfolio
- Written personal statement outlining motivation and experience
- Completion of a three-year undergraduate degree in Architecture
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How to apply
Applications are submitted through the University of Melbourne's graduate study portal. Applicants must provide academic transcripts, a design portfolio, and a personal statement of up to 500 words.
- Academic transcripts
- Design portfolio
- Personal statement
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