33 Master's degrees in Architecture in New Zealand

The Architectural Engineering course from University of Canterbury is a practice-focused degree for students with engineering or architecture backgrounds to gain professional, work-ready building design skills. There is also a part-time option available for those working in the industry and wanting to upskill.

Throughout the Architectural Design Management course from Auckland University of Technology you'll develop the skills to manage the design phases of major construction projects.

This Architecture (Professional) course from Auckland University of Technology will prepare yourself for a career as a registered architect.

Build on your knowledge of the designed environment and open the door to further postgraduate with this Postgraduate Diploma in Designed Environments in Architecture program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Enhance your knowledge of how the built environment is designed by completing a 60-point Graduate Certificate in Designed Environments in Interior Architecture programme from Victoria University of Wellington in an area of architecture you haven't studied before. 

The Architecture (Professional) at the University of Auckland is a two-year, full-time postgraduate degree designed for aspiring architects. This public study mode programme provides professional accreditation and advanced design training, allowing students to develop conceptual thinking and specialised research skills.

The Architecture (Professional) and Urban Design programme at the University of Auckland is a 30-month, full-time master degree. This public study mode course integrates professional architectural training with urban design expertise, preparing students for dual competency in contemporary practice and city development.

The Architecture (Professional) at Unitec Institute of Technology is a two-year, full-time Master's degree designed for aspiring architects. This Level 9 programme offers flexible part-time options and focuses on advanced design research and professional practice to prepare students for official industry registration.

The Architecture programme at Unitec Institute of Technology is a Level 9 master’s degree by project. Available for full-time study over 18 months or part-time over 30 months, this course allows experienced designers to advance their technical skills and explore specialised interests within a professional framework.

The Architecture PGDipArch at the University of Auckland is a one-year, full-time postgraduate programme designed for those seeking advanced expertise without pursuing professional registration. Available in public study mode, it offers a flexible curriculum to explore design trends and architectural history in depth.

The Architecture (Professional) and Urban Planning (Professional) at the University of Auckland is a three-year, full-time master degree. This public programme integrates two disciplines to prepare students for multidisciplinary roles in the built environment, offering a streamlined path to professional accreditation.

The Architecture - Sustainable Design programme at the University of Auckland is a research-focused postgraduate degree. This M.Sc. level course offers flexible durations for both full-time and part-time study modes. Students engage in self-directed investigation within a public university setting to advance their expertise.

The Architecture programme at the University of Auckland is a postgraduate research degree offered in a public study mode. This Master level course allows for specialised investigation into sustainable design or architectural theory. Students benefit from expert supervision while completing their advanced research thesis.