建筑科学硕士（可持续设计）

建筑科学硕士（可持续设计）使您能够开发高效且对环境敏感的建筑物，并对现有建筑物进行改造以满足当今的环境需求。有了这些知识，您就可以以可持续发展专家的身份毕业，并可以从一系列职业道路中进行选择，包括建筑，房地产开发，建筑或城市规划。可持续的设计师对于确保纸上的计划在施工期间和施工之后成为现实至关重要。通过学校在建筑环境中的专业知识，可以提高您在可持续设计方面的技能。我们的“第一原则”方法使您不仅可以进行能源分析和建筑评估，而且可以批评和进一步开发可持续建筑所需的工具和方法。
The Master of Architectural Science (Sustainable Design) enables you to develop efficient and environmentally responsive buildings and to retrofit existing buildings to meet today's environmental demands. With this knowledge, you graduate as a sustainability expert and can choose from a range of career pathways include architecture, property development, construction or urban planning. Sustainable designers are critical to ensuring that the plans on paper become a reality during and after construction. Your skills in sustainable design are enhanced through the school's expertise in the built environment. Our ‘first principles' approach enables you not just to perform energy analyses and building assessments, but also to critique and develop further the tools and approaches required for sustainable building. Your research-leading lecturers take you on site visits and expose you to a range of international collaborators. We leverage our extensive links with industry to bring you internship opportunities with leading businesses and consultancies. You can use a wide range of electives to pursue your interests in the application of sustainable design theories and methods in architecture, planning, urban design, building services and facilities management. The field of Architectural Science is enjoying rapid and exciting technological innovations. With extensive experience analysing and controlling the physical phenomena affecting buildings, practitioners of Architectural Science have a profound impact on the function, aesthetics and efficiency of architectural spaces. Through interdisciplinary access to our leading academic researchers and laboratories, our program emphasises the knowledge and critical thinking skills that will enable students to adapt to-and lead-future changes in our built environment.