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Delve into the study of building construction and performance, project oversight, material functionality, emerging project management technologies, sustainable practices, facilities administration, and how structures interact with their surroundings.
Develop skills to critically examine, evaluate, and articulate these concepts while gaining expertise in architectural science principles. Explore architectural science through diverse cultural lenses, including Māori traditions' influence on built environments.
The 180-point Master of Architectural Science (MArchSc) is a year-long professional program blending research methodology coursework with practical industry projects, offering hands-on experience. This program holds professional accreditation from the New Zealand Institute of Building (NZIOB).
For research-focused students, the 120-point Master of Architectural Science (Research) (MArchSc(Res)) involves independent study, requiring completion of the 120-point Postgraduate Diploma in Architectural Science before undertaking a specialized thesis.
Shorter options include a 60-point Postgraduate Certificate or 120-point Postgraduate Diploma, ideal for early exit or professionals seeking part-time continuing education in architectural science.