People
- Associate Dean: ???
- Programme Director
- Programme Administrator
- Faculty Manager: Fay Julian
- Writer: ???
Resources
- http://www.victoria.ac.nz/fad/study/postgraduate/gdipde and http://www.victoria.ac.nz/fad/study/postgraduate/gcertde
Calendar pages:
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- JIRA ticket: ???
Versions
- v1: Initial draft
Qualifications covered
- Graduate Diploma in Designed Environments (GDipDE)
- Graduate Certificate in Designed Environments (GCertDE)
Relationship between qualifications
- tba
Notes
Graduate Diploma in Designed Environments (GDipDE)
At-a-glance
Duration: 2 trimesters of full-time study or normally 4 if studied part-time
Can be studied part-time
Starting trimesters: 1 or 2
Applications due: Standard dates for Trimesters 1 and 2
Composition: Coursework
Research component: None
Required contact: During working hours
Location: On-campus (Te Aro)
Points and courses: 120 points (8 approximately 7 courses)
Entry requirements
To be accepted into this programme you'll need:
- A Bachelor of Commerce degree or an approved alternativeArchitectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture, Barchelor of Building Science or a Bachelor of Design Innovation and
- Acceptance by the relevant Head of School or the Associate Dean (Students) of the Faculty of Commerce as of Architecture as capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study.
Programme requirements
Complete at least ?? points from courses at 200 120 points, of which
- At least 75 points must be from courses at 300 level or above
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Subject requirements
AccountingArchitecture
Complete three courses:
- ARCI 311
- ARCI 312
- Either SARC 321 or SARC 351
Architecture History and Theory
Complete three courses at 200 level:
- ACCY 223
- ACCY 231
- One course from
- ACCY 225
- COML 204
- TAXN 201
Complete five courses at 300 level:
- ACCY 302
- ACCY 308
- ACCY 330
from:
- SARC 351
- SARC 352
- SARC 353
- SARC 354
Interior Architecture
Complete three courses:
- INTA 311
- INTA 312
- Either INTA 321 or INTA 323
Landscape Architecture
Complete three courses:
- LAND 311
- LAND 312
- LAND 321
Project Management
Complete three courses:
- BILD 361
- BILD 362
- One course from:
- BILD 322
- BILD 364
- SARC 321
- SARC 362
Sustainable Engineering Systems
Complete three courses:
- BILD 321
- BILD 331
- One course from:
- BILD 322
- BILD 364
- SARC 321
- SARC 362
Graduate Certificate in Designed Environments (GCertDE)
At-a-glance
Duration: 1 trimesters of full-time study or normally 2 if studied part-time
Can be studied part-time
Starting trimesters: 1
Applications due: Standard dates for Trimesters 1
Composition: Coursework
Research component: None
Required contact: During working hours
Location: On-campus (Te Aro)
Points and courses: 60 points (approximately 4 courses)
Entry requirements
To be accepted into this programme you'll need:
- A Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Bachelor of Architecture, Barchelor of Building Science or a Bachelor of Design Innovation and
- Acceptance by the relevant Head of School of Architecture as capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study.
Programme requirements
Complete at least 60 points, of which
- At least 45 points must be from courses at 300 level or above.
Subject requirements
Architecture
Complete courses worth at least 30 points from:
- ARCI 311
- ARCI 312
- SARC 321
- SARC 351
Architecture History and Theory
Complete courses worth at least 30 points from:
- SARC 351
- SARC 352
- SARC 353
- SARC 354
Interior Architecture
Complete courses worth at least 30 points from:
- INTA 311
- INTA 312
- INTA 321
- INTA 323
Landscape Architecture
Complete courses worth at least 30 points from:
- LAND 311
- LAND 312
- LAND 321
Project Management
Complete courses worth at least 30 points from:
- BILD 361
- BILD 362
- BILD 322
- BILD 364
- SARC 321
- SARC 362
Sustainable Engineering Systems
Complete three courses:
- BILD 321
- BILD 331
- BILD 322
- BILD 364
- SARC 321
- SARC 362
Find out more
- If you want to enrol in this programme but don't meet some the entry requirements you should contact the Programme Director or Administrator to discuss your options.
- The academic Calendar is the authoritative source of programme and course information.