Explore our courses

Study architecture and built environment courses at QUT to plan cities, design buildings, manage construction projects and create spaces that are functional and sustainable.

Pathway options

Gain one year of foundational architectural and design skills and guaranteed entry into the second year of Bachelor of Architectural Studies or Bachelor of Built Environment (Honours) with a major in interior design or landscape architecture.

Undergraduate courses

Study architecture and built environment courses at QUT to plan cities, design buildings, manage construction projects and create spaces that are functional and sustainable.

Explore our undergraduate courses

Vertical double degree course

Graduate with a bachelor degree and master degree within five years, accelerating your learning and fast-tracking your career.

Bachelor of Built Environment (Honours) / Master of Project Management

What are my career options?

Not sure where to start? Find out which careers in architecture and built environment are the best fit for you.

Why study architecture and built environment?

Why study with us?

Our top 100 world ranking

QUT is ranked in the top 100 universities in the world for architecture and built environment (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026).

Queensland's most in demand degree

Our architecture and built environment degrees have the highest demand in Queensland (QTAC first preferences, 2026).

Construction industry placements

Access exclusive work placements and cadetships with some of the world’s biggest development companies, like Multiplex, Lendlease and more.

Our graduates are in high demand

Demonstrating the industry readiness and high level of employer satisfaction with our graduates, 100% of employers of QUT architecture and built environment graduates said they would consider hiring another QUT graduate from the same course (2024 QILT Employer Satisfaction Survey).

Award-winning graduates

Our interior design graduates are consistently recognised at the Design Institute of Australia's Graduate of the Year awards.

Bachelor of Built Environment (Honours) Interior Design

Industry experience while you study

Solve real-world problems while you study and gain work experience with industry partners. Our urban planning students are readying Brisbane for the 2032 Olympic Games with Brisbane City Council.

We're a leader in Indigenous Australian enrolments

QUT is one of Australia’s leading universities for Indigenous Australian student enrolments in architecture and the built environment (Enrolment data, Australian Government Department of Education, 2024).

International opportunities

Study overseas at one of our prestigious university partners for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Immerse yourself in historical and emerging architectural styles, draw inspiration from innovative urban planning and construction management.

Virtual tours

Explore our cutting-edge engineering facilities with 360⁰ videos and 3D tours of our campus spaces.

Upcoming events

27 January - 30 October

MechMayhem - Robotics in Action

Robotics competition for high school students 

27 January - 11 December

Homeschooled Students - Engineering & Design workshops

Workshops and activities for home-schooled students. 

27 January - 11 December

Design workshops 2026

Hands-on design workshops for high school students. 

News

26 May 2026

Countdown on for student satellite space launch in Sweden

It’s a nail-biting week for a team of QUT students who are counting down to their palm-sized satellite being blasted into space aboard Swedish sounding rocket SubOrbital Express-5 after its launch window opens this Thursday at 8.01am AEST.

25 May 2026

Seven ARC Linkage projects receive more than $3.6 million funding

QUT is celebrating the success of seven ARC Linkage Projects 2025 Round 2 applications totalling $3,668,784.

11 May 2026

Hello QUTie! QUT’s new humanoid robot takes on the real world

Meet QUTie – the small humanoid robot who is the newest member of the QUT Centre for Robotics and already out meeting people around Brisbane and Queensland to help researchers better understand human-robot interactions.