Master of Architecture

 If you have completed the equivalent of at least four years of full-time architectural studies at a recognised university, the Master of Architecture (MArch) gives you the opportunity to extend your knowledge through advanced research in a specialist area of interest. The Master of Architecture programme may be either entirely thesis-based or involve a thesis with some advanced coursework in a range of subject areas. You will explore in-depth issues that arise either from your undergraduate experience or in practice, and be able to put an academic context around your own personal architectural investigations. You will undertake self-directed work, with the guidance of an appointed supervisor.

^{Important: This is not a professionally accredited degree and will not prepare you for professional registration.}

http://www.creative.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/ap-march