Master of Architecture (Professional) – MArch(Prof)
Become an architect through advanced study at postgraduate level and be part of shaping our built environment.
Learn about how and what you'll study for the MArch(Prof).
What you'll study
In your first year, or Part 1, you'll do seven taught courses. Study advanced architectural design and advanced construction theory and practice including the integration of technology. You'll explore contemporary architectural theories and learn about professional practice. You'll also study advanced research techniques, including historical and theoretical approaches.
Research year
During the second year, or Part 2, you'll complete a research portfolio or thesis under supervision from academic staff in the School.
The School of Architecture has three main research areas:
- creative and critical, which focuses on design research, representation, and history and theory
- sustainability and wellbeing, which includes research about resilient and sustainable cities, designing for wellbeing and positive social impact, and design for indigenous people and minorities
- performance and technology, which includes building performance, construction technologies and materials, and simulation methods and virtual spaces.
Duration and workload
The Master of Architecture (Professional) can be completed in two years of full-time study.
Studying full time, you can expect a workload of 40 to 45 hours a week for much of the year.
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