In addition, students will be asked to attend an interview and submit a portfolio of work which preferably should include items both from their previous studies and from relevant activities, such as office practice. Candidates should note that, because there are limited places available, the minimum requirements for admission will not automatically guarantee entry to the course. The course is aimed specifically at the needs of the architectural profession and aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, competencies and awareness which are necessary for a graduate to practise architecture. To complete the BArch successfully, students are required to demonstrate competence in the analysis, synthesis, judgement and communication of architectural ideas and solutions, as well as the ability to apply successfully acquired theoretical knowledge, and technical and professional skills. Course structure Please refer to the following schedule.
Course rules Course rules are detailed in the Rules Handbook.
BArch graduates are eligible for registration by the Tasmanian Board of Architects following an approved practical experience program and a pass in the Board's Architectural Practice examination. Details shown above were correct at the time of publication. While every effort is made to keep this information up to date, the University reserves the right to discontinue or vary courses at any time without notice.