COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Architectural Studies and Bachelor of Information Technology is a four-year double degree program comprising a total of 192 credit points, with 96 credit points allocated to Architectural Studies and 96 credit points allocated to Information Technology. The Architectural Studies component provides students with a comprehensive understanding of architectural design, theory, sustainability, construction technologies, and the social, environmental, political, and economic factors that influence 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 Information Technology component complements this learning by equipping students with knowledge and skills in areas such as software development, business information systems, applied cybersecurity, games and immersive media, data management, and digital technologies. This balanced degree structure encourages interdisciplinary learning and enables students to apply technological solutions to architectural and urban design challenges. Throughout the program, students engage in practical, project-based experiences that reflect professional practice and develop competencies in digital modelling, information management, and innovative problem-solving. The integration of architecture and information technology prepares graduates to work effectively in technology-driven environments where digital tools play a crucial role in design, planning, and project delivery. By combining expertise in both fields, the program develops versatile professionals capable of contributing to innovation across the built environment, technology, and digital design industries.