24 monthsProgramme duration
45,200 AUDTuition Fee/year
Feb, JulStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Urban Planning
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master of Urban Design allows you to engage with the challenges of this ‘urban century’ and prepares you to participate in all levels of the urban design profession.
You'll gain an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places.
In the AUDRC Master of Urban Design, you'll develop an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places. The course consists of a first year of focused studies in history, theory, implementation strategy and studio-based learning; and a second year of independent supervised study (research dissertation) OR a coursework focus area in Landscape Design or Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The Master of Urban Design (by dissertation) builds upon the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma by allowing you to devote the final two semesters to an exegesis and/or major design project, enabling you to accrue significant intellectual and creative experience commensurate with beginning a career as an urban designer.
Upon graduating with a Master of Urban Design, you'll be qualified to participate in all levels of the urban design profession and in particular to function as the lead consultant responsible for the production and critical evaluation of urban design proposals. The demand for this program is in private planning, architectural and landscape design consultancies; local and state government planning and development departments.
Entry into this course requires an undergraduate degree with a weighted average of at least 50%. Students from all fields are accepted. Australian and International students are welcome to apply, and the course is delivered both on-campus and online. Students who have completed related postgraduate courses can receive advanced standing so that the Master of Urban Design can be undertaken in between 1 and 2 years, depending on prior learning.
You'll gain an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places.
In the AUDRC Master of Urban Design, you'll develop an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places. The course consists of a first year of focused studies in history, theory, implementation strategy and studio-based learning; and a second year of independent supervised study (research dissertation) OR a coursework focus area in Landscape Design or Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The Master of Urban Design (by dissertation) builds upon the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma by allowing you to devote the final two semesters to an exegesis and/or major design project, enabling you to accrue significant intellectual and creative experience commensurate with beginning a career as an urban designer.
Upon graduating with a Master of Urban Design, you'll be qualified to participate in all levels of the urban design profession and in particular to function as the lead consultant responsible for the production and critical evaluation of urban design proposals. The demand for this program is in private planning, architectural and landscape design consultancies; local and state government planning and development departments.
Entry into this course requires an undergraduate degree with a weighted average of at least 50%. Students from all fields are accepted. Australian and International students are welcome to apply, and the course is delivered both on-campus and online. Students who have completed related postgraduate courses can receive advanced standing so that the Master of Urban Design can be undertaken in between 1 and 2 years, depending on prior learning.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Urban Planning
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master of Urban Design allows you to engage with the challenges of this ‘urban century’ and prepares you to participate in all levels of the urban design profession.
You'll gain an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places.
In the AUDRC Master of Urban Design, you'll develop an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places. The course consists of a first year of focused studies in history, theory, implementation strategy and studio-based learning; and a second year of independent supervised study (research dissertation) OR a coursework focus area in Landscape Design or Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The Master of Urban Design (by dissertation) builds upon the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma by allowing you to devote the final two semesters to an exegesis and/or major design project, enabling you to accrue significant intellectual and creative experience commensurate with beginning a career as an urban designer.
Upon graduating with a Master of Urban Design, you'll be qualified to participate in all levels of the urban design profession and in particular to function as the lead consultant responsible for the production and critical evaluation of urban design proposals. The demand for this program is in private planning, architectural and landscape design consultancies; local and state government planning and development departments.
Entry into this course requires an undergraduate degree with a weighted average of at least 50%. Students from all fields are accepted. Australian and International students are welcome to apply, and the course is delivered both on-campus and online. Students who have completed related postgraduate courses can receive advanced standing so that the Master of Urban Design can be undertaken in between 1 and 2 years, depending on prior learning.
You'll gain an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places.
In the AUDRC Master of Urban Design, you'll develop an in-depth understanding of urban design theories and issues; techniques of urban analysis; and skills for the design and development of cities and urban places. The course consists of a first year of focused studies in history, theory, implementation strategy and studio-based learning; and a second year of independent supervised study (research dissertation) OR a coursework focus area in Landscape Design or Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
The Master of Urban Design (by dissertation) builds upon the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma by allowing you to devote the final two semesters to an exegesis and/or major design project, enabling you to accrue significant intellectual and creative experience commensurate with beginning a career as an urban designer.
Upon graduating with a Master of Urban Design, you'll be qualified to participate in all levels of the urban design profession and in particular to function as the lead consultant responsible for the production and critical evaluation of urban design proposals. The demand for this program is in private planning, architectural and landscape design consultancies; local and state government planning and development departments.
Entry into this course requires an undergraduate degree with a weighted average of at least 50%. Students from all fields are accepted. Australian and International students are welcome to apply, and the course is delivered both on-campus and online. Students who have completed related postgraduate courses can receive advanced standing so that the Master of Urban Design can be undertaken in between 1 and 2 years, depending on prior learning.
Admission Requirements
6.5+
82+
64+
125+
(1) To be considered for admission to this course an applicant must have— (a) a Bachelor's degree, or an equivalent qualification, as recognised by UWA; and (b) the equivalent of a UWA weighted average mark of at least 50 per cent; and (c) successfully completed prior study in a field relevant to Urban Design; or (2) completed a Graduate Certificate in Urban Design or Graduate Diploma in Urban Design at UWA.
2 Years
Feb
Jul
Tuition fees
International
45,200 AUD
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