Professional Development Programs : Architecture Building and Planning : The University of Melbourne

Professional Development Programs

"The skills gained through the Masters degree have provided the critical tools for me to do my work. Previously I had been involved in a number of master planning projects, but having undertaken the rigours of focused study at Masters level, I was surprised by what I was able to gain in terms of knowledge – particularly the inputs from a wide source of knowledge from other professions. This input is often what provides the critical drivers for urban design projects.
In studying for the Masters, I valued the diversity of the subject matter, the opportunity to work in a more scholarly manner, and being able to think through current theoretical positions and how they can be applied practically."

Rob Deutscher, manager of urban design, Woods Bagot

ROB DEUTSCHER (Master of Urban Design)
MANAGER OF URBAN DESIGN, WOODS BAGOT, MELBOURNE STUDIO

The Melbourne School of Design offers professional development specialisations in

Property Valuation;
Urban Design;
Workplace Planning and Design;
and an interdisciplinary program in Planning and Design

These programs aim to strengthen professional knowledge in specialised and advanced practice through current research trends, new design methods and techniques, multi- disciplinary approaches, industry and research collaboration.

Property Valuation

This group of subjects provides a professional qualification in valuation. It provides graduates with sufficient valuation theory and practice training which can be used for recognition as a Certified Practicing Valuer. The course aims to develop skills in property valuation and provides skills in the technical and managerial aspects of property.

Urban Design

Workplace Planning and Design

The Workplace Planning and Design specialisation provides professionals with a deeper understanding of how organisations work, what drives their success, how strategic change is implemented, and the importance of a well designed workplace. Whether applicants come from a workplace change, property, or design background, they'll benefit from gaining a deeper understanding the way strategic change can be supported by spatial planning and design.

Planning and Design

This mulitidisciplinary group of subjects allows students to choose an individual course of study which can be tailored to the student's background and interest. Subjects can be chosen from a range the faculty's specialisations including Architectural History and Conservation, Landscape Architecture, Construction Management, Urban Planning, and Property. The program of subjects is chosen in consultation with a course advisor.


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