Facade Engineer Courses

The Master of Architecture offers a comprehensive study of building design, construction, and representation across varied scales. Students cultivate an aptitude for synthesising information from diverse areas, gaining profound knowledge and expertise for thriving in the dynamic realm of architecture. The course encompasses foundational areas like technology, structures, and professional practice, with design studios being the central learning environment, enabling practical application of these subjects.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Architectural Engineering) harmonises architectural and engineering principles. Suited for those passionate about sustainable design, this degree hones integrative design capabilities, guiding students to conceive buildings that are efficient, aesthetically pleasing, and environmentally conscious. The curriculum emphasises constructing safe edifices and introduces aspects of mechanical, electrical, and fire protection engineering.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil Engineering) delves into planning, designing, and maintaining infrastructural projects including buildings, dams, and transport networks. Students learn to safeguard and enhance the natural environment, addressing societal demands. The curriculum covers technical aspects like materials, structural design, hydrology, and transport systems. Additionally, it provides insights into how both natural and built environments respond to challenges like climate change and shifting population needs. Emphasising real-world solutions, the course fosters industry engagement to equip graduates for immediate professional contributions.