• The Master of Architecture at The University of Notre Dame is offered as a 2-year program.
  • Full time and part-time enrolments are available for this course.
  • This program provides a unique education, in the heart of Fremantle, ethically, socially, and environmentally.
  • To successfully complete the Master of Architecture students must complete the following concepts:
    • Design studios, technologies, and applied skills
    • Technology in practice and professional practice
    • Theory and research of architecture
    •  Moral philosophy and applied ethics in the profession.
  • This program is embedded in professional practice and designed for creative and strategic-thinking students of architecture.
  • The strength of this program lies in its unique combination of the following:
    • a small diverse cohort
    • high-quality teaching approaches
    • tailored practice placements
    • socio-spatial design studios that tackle contemporary issues
    • working within a studio-based, creative-practice research culture
    • situated and engaged within the Fremantle community.
  • The Design Studio is the central component of the curriculum where students apply their knowledge, creativity, and strategic problem-solving skills in the design of built environments.
  • Within the program, there are opportunities to undertake studies in the Kimberley, Sydney, and overseas.
  • The placement rate for postgraduate courses is  98 per cent.
  • The student to faculty ratio is 10:1 in The University of Notre Dame.
  • 98% of graduates are traditionally placed in careers, graduate schools, or service opportunities within six months of graduation.
  • In Australia, architectural programs are accredited through a process run nationally by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) and the relevant state-based Architects Board