Transform curiosity into research

Turn your curiosity and ambition into reality with a Master of Built Environment (Research). You may want to shape global policy, launch a startup, deliver community impact or contribute new knowledge to the field. Whatever your goal is, we’ll bring together all corners of our campus community, global networks, and world-class facilities to support you.

Research in the built environment can drive sustainable urban development that impacts how we live. Supported by leading experts, you’ll have the opportunity to develop your expertise and see it make a difference to the world.

Master of Built Environment (Research)

CODE

UTS: C03002 (version 5)

CRICOS: 008674D

DURATION

2 years full time
4 years part time

INTAKE

Research Session 1 2025
Research Session 2 2025
Research Session 1 2026
Research Session 2 2026

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COURSE FEES

LOCATION

City campus

What you’ll study

Your research program is tailored to you. You’ll design it with your supervisors and Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building at the start of your Research Masters. With access to our networks, facilities and advanced training, you’ll have the opportunity to deepen your speciality.

Under expert mentorship, you’ll study your chosen related research topic over multiple years.

You’ll regularly present your research to a team of experts for assessment. Your final research thesis or practice-led research project (such as a portfolio of work or creative artefact) will be examined for how you have uniquely contributed to your chosen field.

Subjects at a glance

  • Core subjects

    Subject Code Subject Name
    14903
    Thesis (Building)

Admissions information

Admissions information

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Careers

Your future career

During your Research Masters program, you’ll have the opportunity to gain expertise and develop skills in problem solving, project management and communication that are transferrable across industries, global institutions, governments and startups.

You may rejoin your industry with new perspectives and knowledge. Or you may explore a career change. With the networks you'll have access to, you could join a new industry, start your own business or pursue further research.

Career options

Chad Headshot

The teachers are fantasticthey’re often people who are really high up in the field. They’re quite understanding of different and more progressive ways of thinking about architecture.”

Chad

Bachelor of Design in Architecture Master of Architecture

Where you’ll study

Our world-class facilities support your future-focused learning and high-impact research. They enable effective partnerships with industry and provide services to our community.

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