The School offers undergraduate programs in Architecture, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Interior Design and Landscape Architecture. The School recognises the value of team work like that in the multi-disciplinary teams you will find in the work place and, as far as possible, teaches courses in the same way that they are practised.
Graduates find that the interdisciplinary nature of our courses is an extremely helpful background.
You will develop your creativity through great and exciting practical projects and have opportunities to 'personalise' your studies with self-directed projects as well. You will also have the opportunity for international exchange as a part of your studies as the School has strong ties with twelve other university programs in the Americas, Asia and Europe. The School aims to develop in each student an appreciation of the socio-economic, cultural, environmental and ethical implications of each profession. Each graduate will have the skills, attitudes and knowledge which are appropriate for entering into and contributing positively to their profession as well as the creative and managerial talents necessary for conceiving and implementing beneficial change in the design environment. Additionally, each graduate will have the academic skills associated with research, thinking and communicating at an advanced conceptual level.