Architecture combines the creative practices of an architectural design studio with the cultural, social, technical and sustainable issues that are associated with the built environment. In the Architectural Science degree, you’ll study the relationship between the natural and constructed environment, the architectural proposition and the occupation of space. You will benefit from being taught by academic staff, industry-based practitioners and guest lecturers. Why study Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science) You will benefit from being taught by academic staff, industry-based practitioners and guest lecturers with varied experience. Excellent facilities and equipment for studio and computer work. Hands on practical approach - studio work, exhibitions and design projects. Industry-integrated projects may offer further opportunities to develop understanding about design and construction of buildings as well as how architecture relates to societies, cultures and people and the way they live. The Master of Architecture is professionally accredited by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects and many international architectural boards. Professional recognition There is no professional recognition for this course, however it is a prerequisite for entry into the Master program. Career information Building Technician Architectural Educator Architectural Critic and Writer Urban Designer Building Materials Consultant Environmental Consultant Government Agency Worker Architect Architectural Draftsperson