Master of Urban Design (Architectural & Urban Design)

What is this course about?

The Master of Urban Design program develops specialist knowledge and skills in both urban and architectural design. It compresses the essentials of two studio-based graduate areas into two years (four semesters) of full time study. This 96 credit point degree, combining expertise in urban design and advanced architectural design abilities is unique, and is especially appealing to international students.

Program Director: Dr Lee Stickells

Admission Requirements

To apply, you should hold a professional degree in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning or a closely related design area and submit a portfolio of work with your application. Your portfolio should show several examples of design and design-related work completed as part of your university studies and/or samples of work from professional or equivalent experience (preferably both). Further, your particular role in producing each item of submitted work should be made clear. The portfolio must be on paper only, consist of approximately 10 A4 or A3 sheets, and include drawings and other relevant items of illustration such as photographs of models, with supporting explanation.

Course structure

Student works

Below, you can see some examples of work created by students previously enrolled in this course. Click here to view more works from students undertaking this course.

How to apply

Visit the Admissions page for more information on how to apply for this course.

Just want to study one unit of study as professional development?

Visit the CPD page for more information on Professional Development courses.

Enquiries

Enquiries about the Master of Architecture can be made via email or telephone to:
Anne-Marie Leo, , +61 2 9351 2686.

For enquiries relating to current application progress, class timetables, credit transfers and enrolment, please contact the Student Administration Centre for further information.

Ph: +61 2 9351 3248.