Highlights
- QUT is ranked as one of the top 100 universities in the world and fifth in Australia for architecture and built environment (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024).
- Design the sustainable cities and structures of our future with Queensland’s most in-demand architecture degree.
- Learn from real-world architects working in the field, and get insights and opportunities that’ll give you a competitive edge.
- Complete up to 100 hours of real work placement and gain the skills and experience you need to step confidently into your future career.
- Bring your concepts to life in our advanced design and fabrication workshops, with expert guidance from our dedicated technical team.
- Make valuable connections at our industry events hosted by QUT and our student clubs and societies.
- Choose to package the degree when you apply with the QUT Master of Architecture to continue your journey to becoming a registered architect.
With a focus on innovation in design and sustainable development, a QUT Architecture degree will give you the skills and experience you need to design the cities and structures of our future.
QUT is ranked as one of the top 100 universities in the world for architecture and built environment (QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2024), and we are proud to have Queensland’s most in-demand architecture degree (QTAC First Preferences, 2024).
The percentage of our graduates who secure full-time employment is among the highest in the country (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2023).
You’ll be taught by practising architects with direct industry links, who’ll share valuable insights and opportunities that’ll give you a competitive edge. You’ll also have opportunities to connect with our young alumni who’ve successfully established themselves in the industry.
Throughout your studies, you’ll undertake projects and hone your skills in our advanced design studios and fabrication workshops, where you’ll be guided and supported by our expert technical team. You’ll also work with students from other disciplines to address real-world challenges, just as you would in a real architectural practice.