its gonna held on 10 and 11 May at Seri Pacific KL..im going to apply my master in those universities...so excited...!
Master in Architecture..
Architecture is a creative and exciting design-based profession concerned with virtually all aspects of the built environment. It combines art, science and technology with business, social and environmental concerns.
The Master of Architecture within the Melbourne School of Design is a professional program which prepares graduates for employment as architects. The ethos of the program emphasises the central role of design in the studio. Students take a research subject which may enable progression to further studies as a PhD candidate.
The Master of Architecture is a two-year fully-accredited professional program, entered after a 3-year undergraduate program with an architecture major. With over 30 full-time academics and a broad range of leading architectural practitioners, the program has a depth and breadth of teaching and research performance unmatched within the Southeast Asian and Australasian regions. Graduates will be equipped with the creative and critical thinking skills to push the envelope of architectural change in terms of the design and production of buildings as well as critique of their technical, aesthetic, social and environmental performance. By 2010 the Master of Architecture will become the primary professional degree in Architecture (replacing the Bachelor of Architecture). A three-year pathway for students without an architecture background will be available from 2010.
The MArch program has a core of design studios comprising 50% of the course leading to a research thesis. Architectural design is conceived in broad terms as the creative invention of architectural futures, integrating aesthetic, technological, programmatic, environmental and social issues in the production of buildings for the 21st century and beyond. The MArch studios will be both project focused and research-led with an emphasis on rigorous analysis and creative production of ideas.
Beyond these design studios, students will be asked to specialize in one or more areas of concentration: digital architecture, history and conservation, architectural production and practice, sustainable architecture, social and cultural critique, and Asia/Pacific architecture. These sub-fields are geared to diversifying fields of architectural practice and aim to produce architects who have gone beyond the required levels of knowledge and skill to graduate at the cutting edge of knowledge and innovation in particular sub-fields.
