Master of Architecture (Research) (070375M)

This program deepens students’ knowledge on a chosen topic within the field of architecture through independent, sustained and academically supervised research. Undertake a research project in architecture and develop advanced skills in critical thinking, analysis and research methodologies under the supervision of Deakin University’s internationally recognised research staff.

The School of Architecture and Built Environment specialises in critical architectural futures and the integration of current cultural studies, environmental resiliency, sustainable design, technological advancement and social and theoretical issues. Students can choose topics from areas including architectural history and theory; architectural design and practice, architectural pedagogy, environmental building science, professional practice, and digital design.

Although the focus of the degree is on research, students are also required to complete a minimum of one unit of coursework.

To qualify for a Master of Research, students must demonstrate an advanced and integrated understanding of their chosen research topic. This is completed in the form of a thesis of up to 50,000 words in length, which will be assessed by an external examination.