Master of Architectural Engineering (MC-ARCHENG)

The Master of Architectural Engineering will produce graduates with a capacity to operate across the complementary disciplines of Architecture and Engineering. This program has dual accreditation, providing pathways to both professions.

Master of Architectural Engineering students will be taught by staff from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology and the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning. The two main areas of study will be investigated via discipline¬ based subjects, while the linkages between the two will be explored via a dedicated architectural engineering capstone/thesis subject.

Students entering via an undergraduate major in architecture will initially complete an 8 subject sequence in engineering. Students entering from engineering major will complete an 8 subject sequence in architecture. At the completion of first year, both groups will commence a shared second year sequence.

Note: All students will enter the course with 100 points advanced standing for either the architecture or engineering first year sequence of subjects (depending on their background). i.e. Engineering graduates will be granted advanced standing for the engineering first year subjects; Architecture graduates will be granted advanced standing for the architecture first year subjects.