Course Fee:
International: $105,000
Entry Requirements:
SACE; Selection via ATAR; Assumed Knowledge: SACE Stage 1 maths (or equivalent), basic freehand drawing ability, computing skills
Structure:
The program hones concrete skills and encourages big picture thinking. You will: Visit notable building sites, landscapes, gardens and exhibitions. Gain high-level practical design and model-making skills. Practise computer and hand based drawing techniques. Explore relevant theory, history, tradition and innovation. Consider issues of ecology and environment. Learn how to formulate effective proposals. The multi-disciplinary core courses in the Bachelor of Architectural Design foster intellectual development, critical thinking and creative action. The program is intended as a framework in which to develop these skills if you want to enhance buildings and human modified places with creative environmental design solutions. The majority of the teaching activities are based around the design studios, where topics are developed and discussed with studio leaders. These studio sessions are supplemented by courses in various other topics such as Representation, Construction, Environment, and History and Theory. Representation introduces you to the latest computer and hand based drawing techniques. Construction uses specialist equipment for modelling and experimentation and the Environment course includes issues of ecology. History and Theory engages with the traditions of the discipline to consider frameworks for contemporary design. Students can also apply for entry to an additional Honours year.
Subjects you can Study:
Architecture; Construction; Design; Digital Media; Environment; History; Landscape architecture; Representation; Theory; Urban design
Recognition:
To practise as an architect or landscape architect, you must complete a professionally accredited combination of degrees in your chosen discipline. The University offers the following choices: > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Architecture recognised by the Australian Institute of Architects and accredited by the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Landscape Architecture recognised and accredited by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by either Master of Planning or Master of Planning (Urban Design) recognised and accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Property recognised and accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Construction Management recognised and accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 00123M
Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
North Terrace | 61.7 | Yes | Full time | 3 years |
North Terrace | 61.7 | Yes | Part time |
Course Fee:
International: $105,000
Entry Requirements:
SACE; Selection via ATAR; Assumed Knowledge: SACE Stage 1 maths (or equivalent), basic freehand drawing ability, computing skills
Structure:
The program hones concrete skills and encourages big picture thinking. You will: Visit notable building sites, landscapes, gardens and exhibitions. Gain high-level practical design and model-making skills. Practise computer and hand based drawing techniques. Explore relevant theory, history, tradition and innovation. Consider issues of ecology and environment. Learn how to formulate effective proposals. The multi-disciplinary core courses in the Bachelor of Architectural Design foster intellectual development, critical thinking and creative action. The program is intended as a framework in which to develop these skills if you want to enhance buildings and human modified places with creative environmental design solutions. The majority of the teaching activities are based around the design studios, where topics are developed and discussed with studio leaders. These studio sessions are supplemented by courses in various other topics such as Representation, Construction, Environment, and History and Theory. Representation introduces you to the latest computer and hand based drawing techniques. Construction uses specialist equipment for modelling and experimentation and the Environment course includes issues of ecology. History and Theory engages with the traditions of the discipline to consider frameworks for contemporary design. Students can also apply for entry to an additional Honours year.
Subjects you can Study:
Architecture; Construction; Design; Digital Media; Environment; History; Landscape architecture; Representation; Theory; Urban design
Recognition:
To practise as an architect or landscape architect, you must complete a professionally accredited combination of degrees in your chosen discipline. The University offers the following choices: > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Architecture recognised by the Australian Institute of Architects and accredited by the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Landscape Architecture recognised and accredited by the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by either Master of Planning or Master of Planning (Urban Design) recognised and accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Property recognised and accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. > Bachelor of Architectural Design followed by Master of Construction Management recognised and accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 00123M
Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
North Terrace | 61.7 | Yes | Full time | 3 years |
North Terrace | 61.7 | Yes | Part time |
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