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For Postgraduate and Research Students

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Following the award of a first degree in Architecture, Building, Industrial Design, Landscape Architecture, Planning or other relevant program of the University of New South Wales or other approved university, graduates may apply to register for study leading to the award of the degree of:
  1. Doctor of Philosophy
  2. Master of Architecture
  3. Master of Science
  4. Master of Building
  5. Master of Landscape Architecture
  6. Master of Town Planning
  7. Master of the Built Environment
For details concerning these degrees please refer to the individual program entries in this Online Handbook or write to the Associate Dean Research.

In addition to the facilities available for the pursuit of higher degrees by research, formal programs are offered as follows:
  1. Master of Architecture
  2. Master of Architecture/Master of Sustainable Development
  3. Master of the Built Environment (Sustainable Development)
  4. Master of Construction Project Management in Professional Practice
  5. Master of Construction Project Management
  6. Master of Planning
  7. Master of Property and Development
  8. Master of Urban Development and Design
  9. Graduate Diploma in Built Environment (Sustainable Development)
  10. Graduate Diploma in Planning
  11. Graduate Certificate in Built Environment (Sustainable Development)
  12. Graduate Certificate in Construction Project Management
  13. Graduate Certificate in Planning
Descriptions and Faculty regulations on the above courses can be found in the Online Handbook at legacy.handbook.unsw.edu.au.

All new and continuing students apply and enroll online at myUNSW https://my.unsw.edu.au

Research Students should also refer to www.fbe.unsw.edu.au/research

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