Top 150 in the world for Architecture and Built Environment

 

Top 1% of universities worldwide

 

Industry experts shape every Deakin course

 

Award-winning university career service

 

#1 Victorian university for facilities and resources

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Find an architecture degree

Shape your future with our innovative and industry-designed architecture degrees. Learn from award-winning teachers while immersing yourself in Deakin's world-class facilities.

Undergraduate

Undergraduate (your first degree)

A Deakin undergraduate course is the foundation of your future career, usually completed in two to four years. Duration varies based on degree type, enrolment pattern and any credit received from recognition of prior learning.

Postgraduate

Postgraduate (further study)

A postgraduate qualification can be undertaken by students who have already completed an undergraduate degree or possess significant, demonstrable work experience. Postgraduate courses include graduate certificates, graduate diplomas, masters and PhDs, as well as specialist programs for industry professionals.

Looking for an architecture degree that will prepare you for the workplace?

Choose the #1 Victorian university for graduate employment. Our architecture students gain a competitive edge with our unique multidisciplinary approach to learning. Benefit from our strong industry links, helping you gain valuable experience and form real professional networks. You will stand out to employers with your well-rounded skillset and industry experience.

Multidisciplinary learning

Set yourself apart with our unique approach to learning. Work alongside construction management students and build industry-relevant skills that set you apart in the workplace. You will gain a dual perspective and develop invaluable insights into both disciplines.

Practical, hands-on experience

As an architecture student, you will be hands-on from day one – building the skills and confidence you need for a successful career. With opportunities for work-integrated learning placements, you can build your employability skills through real-world projects.

Professional recognition

Our Bachelor of Design (Architecture) is accredited by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) when followed by successful completion of the Master of Architecture program. You will then be on your way to becoming a registered architect via any state registration boards, such as the ARBV (Architects Registration Board of Victoria).

Our Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) combined degree offers accreditation for the architecture component by AACA when followed by successful completion of the Master of Architecture program. You will then be on your way to becoming a registered architect via any state registration boards, such as the ARBV.

Our Bachelor of Design (Architecture) and Master of Architecture are also recognised internationally, for example, by the Board of Architects Malaysia. Through these courses, you will also have the opportunity to undertake a discipline-specific industry placement, so you can gain on-the-job training.

Top professional roles in architecture

Architecture roles are projected to grow by 18% or 28,000 new jobs by 2034, according to Australian Government employment projections.

Potential roles within the industry include:

  • 3D architectural modeller
  • architectural consultant or designer
  • building designer
  • building project manager
  • design coordinator
  • quantity surveyor
  • structural drafter.

Top 150 in the world for Architecture and Built Environment

Study with the best. Deakin is ranked in the top 150 for architecture and built environment globally. This rating highlights our world-class facilities, research impact and academic and employer reputation.

The most rewarding part of my course is the studio units, exploring my own design ideas and receiving critical feedback from experienced tutors. Deakin's tutors provide a lot of room for individual creativity and encourage students to think outside the box.

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Master of Architecture

World-class teaching

Build in-demand technical expertise while developing critical thinking, communication and teamwork skills for a competitive edge. Learn from award-winning teachers who are leaders in architecture and design, actively shaping the industry.

State-of-the-art facilities

The interdisciplinary a+b studio and workshop provides students with access to state-of-the-art technology, materials and processes. Our workshop is fully equipped with advanced tools and machinery, including 3D printers, laser cutters and CNC routers.

Unique learning experiences

Immerse yourself in our inspiring architectural facilities at the Geelong Waterfront Campus. Our unique open-space studio encourages students to develop their creativity through collaboration with other students.

Why study in Australia?

Why study in Australia?

Safe, welcoming and diverse, Australia is one of the most popular destinations for students around the world. Discover what it’s like to live and study in Melbourne and regional Victoria.

#1 university for student support

Coming to Australia to study can be the adventure of a lifetime. From orientation and welcome sessions to academic support and social activities, we are here to support you every step of the way.

Cost of studying in Australia

Make your dream of studying at university in Australia a reality. Learn how university fees work, how to calculate and pay your fees and discover international scholarship opportunities.

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