Master of Architecture

Course Overview

UCSI University's Master of Architecture programme emphasises design, technology, sustainability, and industry involvement. Students acquire hands-on experience by working on real-world projects with developers and agencies over the course of two years. The programme includes Building Information Modelling (BIM) courses, which use modern technology to address complicated design issues. Sustainability is a top priority, providing chances for research cooperation and industrial networking. Students hone their technical skills and investigate national and global architectural issues through studio work, lectures, and seminar sessions. Overall, the programme offers a complete education as well as important networking opportunities for potential professional progression in architecture.

Entry Requirements

Graduate from LAM Accredited Part 1 Architecture programme with CGPA of 2.75 and above,
AND

At least 6 months working experience at a registered architect office, or a practice within the building industry after obtaining the degree.

For other qualifications and certificates please contact our educational consultants or submit your application for Admission assessment.

Future Careers 

• architectural designers

• project managers

• urban planners

• sustainability consultants

• building information modelers

• construction managers

• architectural researchers

• heritage conservationists

• interior designers, or educator

• , equipped with the skills and knowledge to contribute to innovative and sustainable architectural solutions locally and globally.