University of Melbourne

Overview

The Master of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Melbourne offers a multidisciplinary approach to the study of architecture and urban planning. This program is designed to cultivate a robust skill set and a contemporary understanding of the built environment, preparing graduates to address complex urban challenges.

What you'll study

The program features a diverse curriculum that includes essential courses such as:

• Planning Theory and History
• Planning Law & Statutory Planning
• Urban Sustainability and Climate Change
• Strategic Plan Making
• Design Thesis
• Twenty-first Century Architecture

Entry requirements

Applicants interested in this program must fulfill the following criteria:

• A three-year undergraduate degree in a related field with a satisfactory academic record.
• Completion of one design studio course and one art/architecture/built environment/design history course at the undergraduate level.
• A Design Portfolio that highlights relevant work and creative capabilities.
• A Personal Statement of up to 500 words outlining previous education, professional experience, and reasons for pursuing this degree.
• Compliance with the University of Melbourne's English Language Requirement.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master of Architecture and Urban Planning program are well-positioned for various career paths in architecture and urban planning. They may have opportunities to pursue roles in public policy, urban design, sustainable development, and architectural practice. Additionally, graduates may be eligible for a post-study work permit in Australia, allowing them to gain practical experience in their field after completing their studies.