Bachelor of Architecture and Environments

Honours Learning outcomes

On successful completion of the program students will be able to:

No.Course learning outcome

Graduate quality

Graduate quality

Graduate quality

Graduate quality

1Describe and demonstrate how the fields of architecture, design, planning and architectural science interact and how they achieve positive outcomes for the built environment.Depth of disciplinary expertiseCritical thinking and Problem solvingInterdisciplinary effectivenessIntegrated professional, ethical and personal identity
2Combine practical skills, theory and evidence to create and evaluate designs, and proposals to solve real world problems through architecture, design, planning and architectural science.Depth of disciplinary expertiseCritical thinking and Problem solvingInformation and Digital literacy 
3Analyse historical, cultural, environmental and social issues in architecture and the built environment at different spatial and socio-political scales, applying these in the design process.Critical thinking and Problem solvingCultural competenceIntegrated professional, ethical and personal identityInfluence
4Distinguish between the differing theoretical underpinnings, methodologies and conventions of various modes of architectural, design, planning and architectural science research.Depth of disciplinary expertiseCritical thinking and Problem solvingInterdisciplinary effectiveness

 

5Use sophisticated communication concepts including oral, written, quantitive, visual and other forms of communication relevant to architecture and environments to illustrate a synthesis of ideas.Critical thinking and Problem solvingCommunication (oral and written)Information and Digital literacyInventiveness
6Demonstrate collaboration, employ self-reflection and practice positive critical review.Integrated professional, ethical and personal identityCommunication (oral and written)Cultural competenceInterdisciplinary effectiveness
7Conduct and document a substantial independent research project by successfully navigating the differing theoretical underpinnings, methodologies and conventions of one or more modes of built environment research.Critical thinking and Problem solvingCommunication (oral and written)InventivenessInfluence