If you choose the Bachelor of Environmental Design with the Architecture extended major to begin your professional pathway, you'll then complete a two-year Master of Architecture (MArch) which comprises an intensive program in design, technology, theory and professional practice.

If you will be aged 20 years or older on 1 March (for Semester 1 entry) or 1 August (for Semester 2 entry) you qualify for our mature-age-entry pathways.

You may also like to consider a Landscape Architecture Pathway.

You can study architecture by completing a bachelor's degree with an extended major in Architecture. This requires a minimum ATAR of 75.00, and you will need to achieve a weighted average mark (WAM) of 60 per cent to qualify for entry into the Master of Architecture.

Considering a career change? If you have completed an undergraduate degree without the required architecture studies, you may still gain entry to a Master of Architecture. You'll take conversion units that will make the course duration up to 3.5 years.

The Master of Architecture (25520) is accredited by the Architects Board of Western Australia through a process administered by the Architects Accreditation Council Australia. Following completion of the course, graduates will be required to complete a minimum 3,300 hours (approximately 2 years) of professional experience, usually under the supervision of an architect and pass the national Architecture Practice Examination (ACE) before being eligible to apply for registration as an architect in Australia.