Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture (PGDipArch)
Architecture
A course by
University of Auckland
A one-year full-time (or part-time equivalent) taught programme focused on extending knowledge in architecture, including research processes, design trends, history, theory, and sustainability for graduates not seeking professional registration.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced understanding of architectural concepts
Students will explore and analyse advanced concepts in architecture, including history, theory, and industry trends.
Undertake independent research
Students will complete a significant research report, demonstrating capabilities in research design, process, and critical evaluation.
About This Course
The Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture is designed for Bachelor of Architectural Studies graduates who do not wish to become practising architects. It is a one-year (full-time) taught course that deepens your understanding of research processes and methods within architecture. Through a combination of core and elective courses, students explore advanced themes in architectural history, theory, heritage conservation, materials, fabrication, sustainable and urban design. The programme does not provide professional accreditation but is a solid foundation for further postgraduate research or related industry roles.
Course Content
- Architectural research processes and methodologies
- Electives in architectural history and theory
- Heritage conservation
- Materials and fabrication
- Sustainable design
- Urban design
- Research report of 20,000 words
Entry Requirements
Bachelor of Architectural Studies
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AcademicArchitectural historianBuilding industry consultantBuilding technologistCultural adviserDesign-based librarian or archivistDigital design professional
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