Fees CSP A$9,880* Full Fee Paying A$29,700* A$52,200* Duration 2 years full-time (Available part-time) Not available to student visa holders. Intake/s Check semester start dates campus Location This course is delivered at: The University of Sydney (Camperdown/Darlington campus) Study mode Face to face Additional info Credit points : 96 Total amount of credits points required to complete this course. All subjects have a credit point value to indicate their contribution towards completing the course.
The University of Sydney is one of the world's top 20 universities*. We've attracted world-renowned teachers and researchers, so you'll be learning the latest practices from leaders in the field.
You will have access to our state-of-the-art computer laboratories and digital fabrication equipment, and dedicated studio spaces for students. Our building houses the only indoor environmental quality (IEQ) laboratory in the southern hemisphere, an…
The core units of study will provide you with an overview of urbanism, and allow you to specialise in the areas of urban and regional planning, urban design and heritage conservation. You will develop a sophisticated understanding of the history and theory of these three areas, including their interrelationship, key concepts, analytical and technical skills.
The Heritage Conservation stream will allow you choose core units designed to develop skills in the assessment, interpretation, management, formulation of policy, and documentation of culturally significant places, including buildings, sites and cultural landscapes.
Throughout your degree, you will be able to select from a range of electives to deepen or broaden your studies, including the option to take an international field studio placement (for domestic students). The course will introduce you to the design of new architectural additions, alterations and adaptations to old buildings of recognised value and the conservation of modern materials.
For current students, refer to the latest faculty handbook
Architecture, Design and Planning School handbook