Architecture and construction
Create evocative designs, harness your ambitions and dream big with an architecture and built environment degree from Curtin.
Why study in this area?
Top 100 in the world
We’re ranked number one in Western Australia and in the top 100 globally for architecture and the built environment.
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020
Build sought-after skills
Gain practical industry skills through applied coursework, field placements and professional work opportunities.
Make a difference
Collaborate on bold new visions for rural and urban communities and generate real change.
Our diverse range of courses means you can follow your passion while gaining the skills, knowledge and experience to develop your passion into a meaningful future.
If you want to make a difference and have an interest in improving living conditions, urban developments, construction and environmentally friendly design then explore our architecture and built environment courses and put your passion to work.
Emiko Carter, Bachelor of Applied Science (Interior Architecture) (Hons)
Thanks to my inspiring tutors, I have come to believe that creativity is not only intuitive, but is also something that can be taught, practiced and worked on. This environment has helped me develop my own individual style and learn the confidence to express it.
Did you know?
Architecture was once an Olympic sport! Between 1912 and 1948, architectural design, sculpture, painting, literature and music were official competition categories. Baron Pierre de Coubertin, who founded the International Olympic Committee, saw art as an essential part of the competition.
Receive an insight into how Curtin prepares students
Watch how Curtin prepares graduates for a successful career in architecture and the University’s partnership with award-winning architecture firm Hassell.