• The Bachelor of Architectural Design is the first step to becoming a professional registered architect in Australia. It's taught by leading academics and researchers at one of the top three architecture schools in Australia.
• Enjoy the format of studio-based design courses, which provide you with opportunities to develop special areas of interest. You might collaborate with industry, research solutions to design problems, meet real clients, or visit projects.
• Learn to design in response to climate and context, from lecturers with strong local industry links and an international perspective. You'll study design principles, sustainability, emerging technologies, the history of buildings and culture, and more.
• Progress to the Master of Architecture to finish your training as a professional architect. The Bachelor of Architectural Design is the preferred pathway into the master's program and aligns with international benchmarks in architectural education.

Career options for Bachelor of Architectural Design graduates include employment in:

• allied design professions
• government departments
• statutory bodies
• local authorities
• commercial development companies
• research organisations.

Architectural education can lead you in many directions in addition to becoming a practicing architect, such as fashion, interior or product design, magazine editorial work, property development, research and education.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Architectural Design are not legally allowed to call themselves "architects" or seek registration with architect registration boards in Australia.

To be eligible for professional registration, you have to complete a master's level qualification and a period of professional experience.

Overwhelmingly, graduates progress into the Master of Architecture program, which provides the necessary postgraduate qualifications and training for registration as a professional architect.