COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Architectural Studies and Bachelor of Fine Art is a four-year double degree program comprising a total of 192 credit points, equally divided between the two disciplines, with 96 credit points in Architectural Studies and 96 credit points in Fine Art. The Architectural Studies component provides students with a comprehensive understanding of architectural design, theory, technology, sustainability, and the broader social, environmental, political, and economic factors that shape the built environment. Through studio-based learning and practical design projects, students develop the creative, analytical, and technical skills required to address contemporary architectural challenges. The Fine Art component complements this learning by fostering artistic practice, creative exploration, visual communication, and critical thinking. Students engage with various artistic processes and mediums while developing a deeper understanding of form, composition, aesthetics, and creative expression. The balanced structure of the program encourages interdisciplinary learning, allowing students to draw connections between architecture and fine art to create innovative and meaningful design outcomes. Throughout the degree, students participate in hands-on studio experiences that mirror professional creative practice and support the development of both conceptual and practical skills. By combining architectural education with fine arts training, the program produces graduates with a distinctive blend of spatial awareness, artistic creativity, and design expertise, preparing them for diverse opportunities in creative and built-environment fields.