Explore advanced concepts of the history, theory and practice of architecture and examine design trends in the industry. Programme overview The Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture is an introduction into postgraduate study for Bachelor of Architectural Studies graduates who do not wish to become practising architects. The PGDipArch is a taught programme, where you will extend your knowledge in the particular aspects of architecture that interest you. The PGDipArch is a suitable bridge into further postgraduate study in architecture for those who have a deep research interest. Important: The PGDipArch is not a professionally accredited qualification and will not prepare you for professional registration. Programme structure The PGDipArch programme consists of four taught courses and a 20,000-word research report. Core courses introduce you to research processes and methodologies. You have the choice of three elective courses in topics that appeal to you, from architectural history and theory, heritage conservation, materials and fabrication, sustainable design and urban design. Core courses: 75 points Elective courses: 45 points Where could this programme take you? While PGDipArch graduates often look to build a career in research and academia, you can also contribute to the industry as a designer, project manager, consultant or client liaison. Graduates also utilise their creative thinking in other fields, such as film or web design. Jobs related to this programme Building technologist Academic Architectural historian Architectural historian Building industry consultant Cultural adviser Design-based librarian or archivist Digital design professional Further study options Master of Architecture Master of Urban Planning (Professional) Doctor of Philosophy