Master of Urban Design ( F6006 )

The Master of Urban Design program is designed for individuals who possess design skills and experience and are interested in expanding their knowledge of urban design. This degree is ideal for professionals working in government agencies, architectural firms specialising in urban design, and urban enthusiasts. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including sustainability, smart cities, and urban policy, to equip graduates with the skills and expertise needed for successful careers in the field. With a focus on practical application and real-world projects, students will develop the necessary skills to address complex urban design challenges.
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During the course, students can expect to explore various topics such as urban policy, climate change adaptation and resilience, ecosystem services, nature-based solutions, urban design theory and its implications, transport planning, smart cities, and climate change. They will also develop skills in GIS mapping, R-Studio, design thinking, and system thinking, among others, enabling them to tackle urban design challenges effectively.
To enrol in the urban design program, applicants should have an Australian bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline such as architecture or landscape architecture. Additionally, a Design Project Portfolio showcasing excellent design and visual communication skills, proficiency in computer-aided design software, and computer literacy is required.
With over half of the world's population already living in urban areas and this number projected to increase to two-thirds by 2050, pursuing a Master's degree in Urban Design has never been more crucial. This global trend underscores the demand for skilled urban designers who can create sustainable and livable cities for future generations. In Indonesia, rapid urbanisation and population growth pose unique challenges that necessitate innovative solutions from trained urban designers.

Teaching and Learning Arrangements:

• Friday - on campus, 2.00 pm - 9.00 pm (GMT+7)
• Saturday - on campus, 10.00 am - 5.00 pm (GMT+7)