Study Architecture in Australia

The academic pathway to become an architect in Australia is somewhat different than in Canada. At Australian universities, the professional course consists of five years of full-time study. Students initially enrol in a three-year pre-professional degree, which leads to entry into a two-year Bachelor of Architecture program. Students also undertake a period of professional industry work experience to satisfy the relevant accrediting bodies.

Qualifications in Architecture from Australian universities are recognized internationally. Graduates from Canada, who wish to practice as an architect upon their return to Canada, should visit the Canadian Architectural Certification Board website for accreditation and certification information: http://cacb.ca

Canadian students have many options for studying undergraduate and postgraduate architecture in Australia.

The following OzTREKK Australian universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate Architecture programs:

Monash University
The University of Melbourne
The University of Newcastle
The University of Queensland

The OzTREKK Admissions Officer for Architecture programs is Shannon Tilston.

Scholarships

Each and every student who applies directly, and accepts their offer, via OzTREKK and commences their studies at an OzTREKK Australian university will receive a $500 scholarship from OzTREKK.
Click here for more information about the OzTREKK Scholarship!