Undergraduate Degrees
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning offers two undergraduate qualifications, accommodating students interested in Architecture and in Design Computing.
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Students interested in studying Architecture can do so through the accredited contiguous degrees of Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Master of Architecture. In these degrees you may wish to choose a stream in allied arts in architecture, digital architecture, urban design and planning. Alternatively you may wish to pursue studies in the design of digital environments in the Bachelor of Design Computing.
Resources
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The handbook contains detailed information about admission requirements, course structures and units of study covered by each degree. |
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The undergraduate brochure explains what each degree entails and features works created by students studying the undergraduate degrees. |
Honours
We encourage the best in these programs to undertake the Honours program and pursue further research qualifications. Your study towards these degrees can be supplemented by units from another faculty to broaden your intellectual experience.
Making the most of your UAC application
If you have applied for entry into either of our programs for 2010 you may want to find out more about submitting a portfolio of your work to support your application. For HSC students the Flexible Entry program may improve your chances of a successful application even if your ATAR score falls up to five points below next year's published cut-off. Applicants who completed their HSC before 2010 can improve their chances of admission by making an additional submission in the form of a portfolio. These need to be submitted by Friday, 7 January 2011. For more information visit our page on Flexible entry.
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