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Master of Building Science

Advance your expertise in building performance, construction management, and sustainable architectural science.

Best for:Best for graduates in architecture, engineering, or construction management seeking advanced technical expertise in building performance.

Victoria University of Wellington · Wellington, New Zealand · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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12 months
Start date
2027-02-22
Location
Wellington
New Zealand

Overview

The Master of Building Science (MBildSc) at Victoria University of Wellington is a specialized postgraduate programme focused on the development and operational performance of the built environment. Students explore critical areas such as building construction, material functionality, and project management. The curriculum integrates architectural science research methodologies with industry-focused projects to provide practical, real-world experience. This degree is designed for professionals seeking to transform the way buildings are designed, managed, and maintained.

Building ScienceConstruction ManagementArchitectural TechnologySustainable ConstructionBuilt EnvironmentPostgraduate Study

What you'll do

  • Engage in advanced research regarding architectural science and building performance.
  • Apply project management principles to real-world construction scenarios.
  • Analyze the functional performance and lifecycle of various building materials.
  • Complete an industry-related project to demonstrate practical application of skills.
  • Develop strategies for managing the development and ongoing maintenance of built environments.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as Architecture, Engineering, or Construction Management.

Degree offered: Master of Building Science

Language: English proficiency is required for all international applicants.

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in architectural or construction principles.
  • Ability to conduct independent research within the built environment sector.
  • Capacity to manage complex construction-related projects.
Nice to have
Prior professional experience in the construction or architecture industry.Technical proficiency in building performance modeling software.
Eligibility
  • Must meet university postgraduate admission criteria.
  • International students must satisfy New Zealand visa and English language requirements.

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official university programme page to review specific entry requirements. Applications are submitted through the university's online portal. Ensure all academic transcripts and supporting documentation are prepared before starting the application process.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of English proficiency
  • Statement of purpose
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