Master of Architectural Engineering

University of Canterbury

The building industry has a growing need for design professionals with advanced knowledge and skills in their discipline and the ability to collaborate effectively with other designers, investors, contractors, and project managers, through knowledge of whole-building design and performance, integrated design of sustainable buildings, and digital methods for planning, designing, constructing, and operating buildings. This Master’s 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. You can receive your master’s in the following endorsements: Integrated Building Design Structural Engineering (August start only) Building Services and Energy Engineering (start date to be confirmed) Study a Master of Architectural Engineering at UC? The first master’s degree of its kind in Aotearoa New Zealand where engineers and architects study together and learn from each other. Ideal for professionals working in the industry wanting to upskill or change career direction, with flexible part-time and distance learning options. UC has world-class engineering facilities including a futuristic augmented reality lab, the only high-voltage lab in Aotearoa New Zealand, and a new structural engineering lab. UC Engineering students have access to state-of-the-art labs and facilities in all engineering departments, after a $162 million investment in infrastructure, including a new Engineering Core space for students.

• Building Services and Energy Engineering
• Integrated Building Design
• Structural Engineering

Faculty of Engineering