CATC Design School Bachelor of Architectural Technology
CATC Design School

CATC Design School

Bachelor of Architectural Technology

Melbourne, Australia

Bachelor's degree

English

Jan 2025

Distance Learning, On-Campus

Key Summary

    About: The Bachelor of Architectural Technology equips students with the skills to design and manage building projects. The program spans three years and emphasizes technical skills, sustainability, and practical application in architecture.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths such as architectural technologists, project managers, or sustainability consultants in the construction and design industries. They may also work in governmental departments or private firms, focusing on building codes and regulations.

A Bachelor of Architectural Technology prepares you to design and document innovative buildings using new and emerging digital technologies. The first course of its kind in Australia, you will gain expertise in computer-aided design (CAD) and building information modelling (BIM), giving you the skills required for a successful career in the built environment industry. The course will teach you the architectural fundamentals required to design high performing buildings, including concept development, digital modelling and construction documentation. Throughout the course, you will learn the core digital, material and structural principles applied to designing and documenting buildings to industry specification.

Explore energy efficiency, sustainable performance and societal concerns. You will learn to leverage the latest CAD software in a BIM approach to propose new built environments that are comprised of valuable physical and digital layers of experience.

Mentored by industry experts, you will undertake live client briefs during your studies which will develop your practice in a professional design environment. In your final year, you will complete an Architectural Capstone project for which you will research and develop a building proposal of hybrid typologies across public, commercial and residential interactive experiences.

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