Master of Architecture

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Application and content of the Masters

The aim of the Master of Architecture is to expand and intensify your knowledge and understanding of the built environment and architecture. The course develops relevant abilities, knowledge skills and understanding.

The entry requirements for a Masters in Architecture - Applicants should have a Bachelors degree in Architecture or Interior design, as well as a minimum of three months practical experience. Some universities do not consider candidates without a one year gap between their Bachelors degree and M.Arch., as they demand students to undertake different internships in interior design offices, building site work and engineering offices.

The M.Arch. is a two-year full-time course and consists of workshops, lectures and a dissertation. These main components of the course will develop your critical thinking skills which will be tested by means of live-projects with external clients. You will gain increased understanding of your own design solutions.

Job opportunities with a Masters degree in Architecture

Upon completion of this Masters degree, there are a wide range of job opportunities available, such as:

• Architecture and engineering
• Independent architect
• Building design
• Research and Teaching

The following universities offer a Master of Architecture: