Overview

Discover the art of creating innovative structures with the Master of Architecture (MArch). Build your expertise in contemporary design, exploring how you can make a difference to global built environment challenges.

This degree will equip you with the skills to advance built environment design. Become a registered architect and learn in studio-based classes that mimic the work environment in a real design practice. You'll address sustainability issues and learn about new materials, advanced technologies, and innovative approaches to creating environmentally sustainable buildings.

The Master of Architecture (M Arch) will provide you with:

• Highly developed skills to manage an architectural practice and lead or work within cross-discipline project teams
• A solid foundation in architectural history, theory, sustainable practice and technology
• Access to a range of industry connections and opportunities to develop real-world experience

Pathways into the Master of Architecture

The Master of Architecture is designed to be adapted to your experience. Whether you are continuing with your undergraduate architecture studies or looking to change career directions, the degree can be tailored to suit you.

2 year: 200-point program

• Who is it for: Students with an undergraduate degree who have completed an architecture major.
• Intake periods: Start-year (February) and mid-year (July)
• Flexible study options: Part-time available

3 year: 300-point program

• Who is it for: Students with a non-architecture undergraduate degree.
• Intake periods: Start-year (February) only
• Flexible study options: Part-time only available from second year.
• Additional requirements: The Melbourne School of Design offer a range of subject options to support you in meeting the prerequisite requirements for your application. Find out more information on entry requirements.

Double Master programs

Future-proof your expertise in the built environment industry with our unique double master programs. At the Melbourne School of Design, you can gain two complementary graduate degrees in a reduced time-frame. Explore how you can tailor your degree to suit your career goals and interests.

Combine the Master of Architecture (MArch) degree with any of the following disciplines:

• Construction Management
• Landscape Architecture
• Property
• Urban and Cultural Heritage
• Urban Design
• Urban Planning