Bachelor of Architectural Studies
offered by Victoria University of Wellington

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1897

Bachelor of Architectural Studies
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Overview

Gain a solid grounding in a range of subjects from design, technology, and architectural history to environmental science, theory, and urban design

Duration	36 months
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Total fee	₹19.71 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	UG Degree

Bachelor of Architectural Studies
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Highlights

Earn a degree from Victoria University of Wellington
Learn from industry experts

Bachelor of Architectural Studies
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Course details

Skills you will learn

Sustainability

Who should do this course?

For individuals who want to enhance their knowledge & skills in the field

What are the course deliverables?

Develop a creative and critical approach to architectural design
Apply design principles to solve architectural problems
Consider social, environmental, and functional aspects in design
Understand construction methods and materials
Use building codes and regulations
Employ architectural software for design and documentation

More about this course

The Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS) is a three-year undergraduate degree that gives you the knowledge and practical skills you need to start your journey towards a career in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, or interior architecture
Study alongside Building Science students in the first year, giving you a basic understanding of the principles and theory behind the built environment

Bachelor of Architectural Studies
at
Victoria University of Wellington
Curriculum

Year 1

Introduction to Design Processes / He T?matanga K?rero m? Ng? Mahi Whakar?kei (SARC 111)

Design Processes / Ng? Tukanga (SARC 112)

Introduction to Built Environment Technology / He T?matanga K?rero m? Ng? Whare Hangahanga (SARC 121)

Introduction to Environmental Design Sciences/ He Timatanga K?rero m? te Taiao Hoahoa (SARC 122)

Introduction to Sustainability in the Designed Environment / He T?matanga K?rero m? Te Whakaora i Te Taiao Hangahanga (SARC 131)

Introduction to Design History and Theory / He T?matanga K?rero m? Ng? K?rero Tuku Iho i te ao Whakar?kei (SARC 151)

Introduction to Design Communication / He T?matanga K?rero m? Te Mahi Ng?tahi i Te Ao Whakar?kei (SARC 161)

Design Communication / Te Whakar?kei me te Mahi Ng?tahi (SARC 162)

Year 2

Architecture Design I / Te Whakar?kei Whare I (ARCI 211)

Either Architecture Design Integration I / Te Whakakotahitanga o ng? Tikanga Whakar?kei Whare I (ARCI 212) or M?tauranga M?ori and the Built and Natural Environment I / Hanga taiao - he k?k?no (SARC 216)*

Structural Systems for Architecture /? Te Whakamahinga o nga Rauemi mo Hoahoanga (ARCI 222)

History and Theory of Architecture / Ng? K?rero Tuku Iho (ARCI 251)

Building Materials and Construction / Te Waihanga me ng? Momo Rauemi (SARC 221)

Human Environmental Science / Te ?hurutanga o te Taiao (SARC 223)

Year 3

Architecture Design Integration Capstone / Te Whakakotahitanga o ng? Tikanga-T?tohu o te Whakar?kei Whare (ARCI 312)

Either Architecture Design II / Te Whakar?kei Whare II (ARCI 311) or M?tauranga M?ori and the Built and Natural Environment II / Hanga taiao - he rito (SARC 313)*

Construction / Te Mahi Waihanga (SARC 321)

Urban Design Theory and Practice / Te Mahi me ng? K?rero o te Ao Kikokiko (SARC 351)