Explore topics in building construction, project management, and the functionality of building materials. Delve into sustainability within the industry, facilities management, and the dynamic relationship between buildings and their surroundings.
You have the flexibility to study part-time while working or full-time through block teaching. Block teaching involves intensive courses scheduled for three days every four weeks, allowing you to effectively balance work and study commitments. In the final part of the program, you will gain practical work experience in an area of architectural science.
The Master of Architectural Science offers two specialization options: Project Management or Sustainable Engineering Systems.
Opt for Project Management to acquire the skills needed to oversee construction projects, including contract management, integrating design elements, and monitoring performance. This specialization ensures you are proficient in the latest techniques and tools essential for managing projects and built environments.
Alternatively, specialize in Sustainable Engineering Systems to focus on developing energy and resource-efficient systems for constructed spaces. Learn to assess the sustainability of existing buildings and facilities using globally recognized evaluation systems utilized in New Zealand and beyond.
