Environmental Architecture

The Master of Science in Environmental Architecture course is designed to provide graduate architects with a sound training in state of the art principles of environmental architecture taking into account the art, science, technology and philosophy of ecologically sustainable building design.

A number of study streams will be available for architects with an interest in certain specialised areas.

Some units are available as short courses via RISE.

Career Prospects

A global shortage of architects with the training to properly design imaginative solutions for ecologically sustainable buildings means employment prospects will be high for graduates from the program.

Why choose Murdoch to do this Degree?

• This degree is the first of its kind in Australia.
• Students will have the opportunity to receive start-of-the-art training with award-winning architects and sustainability experts.
• A large range of study specialisations available in the areas of –
  • Interior Sustainable Design and Architecture
  • Town Planning
  • Urban Design
  • Project Management
  • Building Science
  • Residential Construction Systems for the Developing World
  • Commercial / Institutional Architecture
  • Landscape Architecture
• Some of the units are available on line for off-campus study and the remainder will be developed for this mode of study in 2008. This will enable students to study the course on-line from anywhere in the world.