Diploma of Built Environment Units (Stage 2)

The Diploma of Built Environment provides entry into four different career paths:

• Architectural Science
  Learn about building design and construction. Discover how architecture relates to people and how they live. Learn about the communication of architectural ideas.
• Interior Architecture
  Learn how to design quality environments and coordinate the design and construction of  building interiors for a diverse range of environments.
• Construction Management
  Learn how physical elements create a structure, calculate construction costs and manage construction projects.
• Urban & Regional Planning
  Get accreditation from the Planning Institute of Australia. Discover how to address environmental, social and design issues concerning the community.

Core Unit

• Academic & Professional Communications

Specialist Units (Architecture & Interior Architecture)

• Philosophy and Practice
• Cities & Suburbs
• Architecture Design I
• Interior Design Studio II
• Graphic Communication I
• Graphic Communication II
• Technology of Design

Specialist Units (Construction Management)

• Academic & Professional Communications
• Building Measurement
• Commercial Construction
• Construction Industry Management
• Construction Law
• Residential Construction
• Site Management
• Structures

Specialist Units (Urban & Regional Planning)

• Philosophy and Practice
• Cities & Suburbs
• Governance Planning
• Graphic Communication I
• Graphic Communication II
• Introduction to Planning
• Technology of Design

There are 4 ways to submit your application to Curtin College.

1. Apply online.
2. Apply via an agent in your country.
3. Apply in person at Curtin College Perth.
4. Apply via post/paper application.

All applications will require that you attach copies of your supporting documentation, such as your academic transcripts (translated if not in English), English test results (if English is not your first language) and proof of identification.

The date of your application is the date that we receive it.

If your application is successful you will receive a Letter of Offer confirming which course has been offered, the fees payable, conditions to be met (if any), orientation details and the start date of your course.

You must then follow these instructions to accept your offer.

Please note, online applications attract priority processing and are the quickest way for you to receive your offer.