Study a double masters
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Gain practical skills designed to future-proof your abilities in the rapidly changing, technologically converging world of the built environment.
Double Masters degrees allow you to expand your knowledge and offer you more options in your career path. Having two masters degrees in complementary Built Environment disciplines doesn’t just broaden your knowledge and skills, it makes you more employable in more contexts. You’ll be able to combine the knowledge and experience you need to work at a high level across disciplines.
Our courses
Master of Architecture/Master of Construction Management
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Architecture/Master of Landscape Architecture
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Architecture/Master of Property
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Architecture/Master of Urban Design
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Architecture/Master of Urban Planning
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Construction Management/Master of Property
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Landscape Architecture/Master of Urban Design
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Landscape Architecture/Master of Urban Planning
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Property/Master of Urban Planning
- 4 years full time / 8 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Urban Planning/Master of Urban Design
- 3 years full time / 6 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Master of Architecture/Master of Urban Cultural Heritage
- 3.5 years full time / 7 years part time
- On Campus (Parkville)
Why study with us?
- Complete two Masters programs in a reduced timeframe.
- Double Masters give a competitive edge in the employment market, as students with the skills and knowledge to talk "across disciplines" are highly sought after in the industry.
- Having two Masters degrees in complimentary Built Environments disciplines doesn't just broaden your knowledge, it makes you more employable in more contexts and prepare you for organisational leadership.