UNSW Handbook Plan - Hist & Theory of Architecture

Hist & Theory of Architecture - ARCHDS8142

Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Built Environment
	School: Architecture Program
	Contact: http://www.fbe.unsw.edu.au/degrees/BArch
	Program: 8142 - Architecture
	Award(s):
	Master of Architecture (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

History/Theory Major
Students must complete a set of prescribed core courses supplemented by elective courses to bring their total units of credit (UOC) to 48 for the degree

Students pursuing the History/Theory Major take the following combination of courses.

Plan Structure

Core Course:

ARCH7004 Architectural Research Project (12 UOC)

Core Options

Students select 24 units of credi from this list.

ARCH7304 Architecture and the City (6 UOC)
ARCH7305 Theories in History (6 UOC)
ARCH7306 Theory & Architectural Pract (6 UOC)
ARCH7307 Arch Design Strategies (6 UOC)
ARCH7308 Arch Design Aesthetics (6 UOC)
ARCH7309 Arch Writing and Criticism (6 UOC)

Elective Courses

Listed Elective courses or core option courses not taken as core, totalling 12uoc, or with the approval of the Program Director other courses totalling up to 12uoc within the faculty or the unversity.

BENV7149 Design Collab using BIM (6 UOC)
BENV7190 People and Urban Space (6 UOC)
SUSD0001 Sustainable Dev & Urban Envir (6 UOC)
SUSD0002 Resources, Materials & Sustain (6 UOC)
SUSD0003 Energy & the Built Environment (6 UOC)
SUSD0004 Human Factors, Sustain & Habit (6 UOC)
UDES0004 Hist & Theory of Urban Dev (6 UOC)
UDES0009 Urban Landscape & Heritage (6 UOC)

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