Master of Cyber Security

at Curtin University

What you'll learn
 

• Demonstrate an understanding of the profession of architecture, its theoretical underpinnings and ways of thinking; apply specific discipline knowledge contained within the streams of Architectural Design, Professional Practice and Architectural Culture.
• Think critically, creatively and reflectively in order to analyse and understand the specific needs of various parties involved in architecture in order to generate and create innovative solutions.
• Conduct appropriate scholarly and professional research to access and analyse the diverse information needed to make informed, strategic design decisions.
• Communicate information and ideas to diverse audience through visual, verbal and written communication techniques.
• Recognise and understand the principles of a range of appropriate technologies and their suitable application within the profession of architecture.
• Sustain intellectual curiosity that constantly strives, through self-directed learning, for innovation within the profession of architecture.
• Synthesise a range of local, national and international issues and perspectives which influence the creation and practice of architecture.
• Understand and value cultural and physical diversity and appreciate its significance in the creation of architecture.
• Demonstrate a professional and ethical approach in the creation of architecture; work independently and in teams; create knowledge in a scholarly, creative and/or professional context through critical inquiry, research and project development.

Entry requirements

Curtin requires all applicants to demonstrate proficiency in English.

IELTS Academic (International English Language Testing System) Overall band score-6.5

International student indicative fees
 

• Total indicative course fee-$65,000*
• Indicative year 1 fee-$32,500*

Essential course prerequisites
You must have a bachelor degree in architecture from a recognised institution. Entry to the course is competitive and academic achievement in the final two semesters of undergraduate study, or equivalent, is considered. A folio submission may also be required.

The future of architecture

Architecture has an increasing focus on sustainable design. Architects are required to think creatively about our built environment, and to apply critical thinking in digital design and technology.

Building information modelling (BIM), resilient architecture and community projects inform Curtin staff and student work, enabling graduates to address the future needs of the human experience in the built environment.

Industries
 

• Architecture
• Interior design
• Urban and regional planning